All releases of window manager improved 2

3.9a2

30 Sep 2009 09:15

Release Notes: There have been countless changes since wmii 3.6 and this version is in fact a complete revamp and leading towards wmii 4.0.

3.6

16 Nov 2007 10:08

Release Notes: This release allows you to move and resize windows with the mouse, make clients visible in multiple tags, and move floating windows partially off screen. Application-independent full-screen functionality has been added. Support has been added for the aspect ratio window hint. Support has been added for urgent window hints. Drag and drop in GTK apps and xprop support. X11 window IDs are now used to identify clients instead of an internal wmii ID.

3.5.1

06 Oct 2007 22:28

Release Notes: Many updates, features, and fixes were made.

3.1

17 Jun 2006 12:00

No changes have been submitted for this release.

3

19 May 2006 13:03

Release Notes: The new window management consists of a column layout. The classic workspace (page) paradigm of previous versions or other window managers has been replaced with a new tagging approach. The new virtual filesystem can be accessed using a 9P-compliant client. The dependency on Plan 9 (9base) tools has been dropped. The separation of wmiibar, wmiikeys, and the wmiifs file-service multiplexer into separate processes in earlier versions has been removed, which increased the overall performance drastically and reduced a lot of code overhead.

2.5.2

27 Jan 2006 14:31

Release Notes: A crash when sending too many M-C-c's in a short period of time has been fixed. An issue where the focus would stay on the previous page when creating or selecting an empty page has been fixed. Clear Bar when selecting no page or client.

2.5.1

12 Jan 2006 10:49

Release Notes: This release fixes two serious issues found in 2.5: zombie frames and IXP-based (random) crashes on heavy concurrent access.

2.5

28 Dec 2005 13:58

Release Notes: A simplified and much faster configuration subsystem, based on 9base. Many bugfixes and cleanups. Removal of the Cairo backend (which results in a noticable speedup and simplification of liblitz rendering routines).