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On 18/05/2019 23:43, dyngeccetor8 wrote:
On 18/05/2019 21.45, Jim wrote:On 5/17/19, Jeff <sysinit@yandex.com> wrote: i wonder if there are any window managers other than "awesome" that use Lua ? i am more interested in those that unlike awesome (which embeds Lua) are written entirely as Lua script that uses C extensions to interact with X11 akin to "subtle" vs Ruby and "whim" vs Tcl/Tk. does anyone know any such (preferably tiling) WMs ?TekUI http://tekui.neoscientists.org/ I like it and use in some of my projects. -- Martin
That seems nice and lean. I really would need a GUI framework that allows getting a simple GUI up and running in minutes.
I use mainly Windows and often I have longed for a GUI manager that allowed me to make some quick and dirty scripts more interactive. I usually did it in wxLua, but it was a bit overkill for very small scripts (<500 LoC), moreover it seems to be dead now.
Is TekUI still actively developed?The last release is v. 1.12 which dates back to 2015. I see in the download directory a development snapshot committed this week, so it seems that it is not abandonware but no stable release in years is suspect.
It happened to wxLua as well (on which I invested some time), then the project apparently died, so I'm a bit wary to pick another up when there is no "sign of life" from the devs.
Cheers! -- Lorenzo