dwm is a dynamic window manager for X. It manages windows in tiled, monocle and floating layouts. All of the layouts can be applied dynamically, optimising the environment for the application in use and the task performed.

wmname prints/sets the window manager name property of the root window similar to how hostname behaves. It is useful for fixing problems with JDK versions and other broken programs assuming a reparenting window manager for instance.

xst uses Xresources and applies the following patches to st:

• alpha

• boxdraw

• clipboard

• disable_bold_italic_fonts

• externalpipe

• scrollback

• spoiler

• vertcenter

This is a standalone implementation of fortify source. It provides compile time buffer checks. It is libc-agnostic and simply overlays the system headers by using the #include_next extension found in GCC. It was initially intended to be used on musl-based Linux distributions.

• It is portable, works on *BSD, Linux, Solaris and possibly others.

• It will only trap non-conformant programs. This means that fortify level 2 is treated in the same way as level 1.

• Avoids making function calls when undefined behaviour has already been invoked. This is handled by using __builtin_trap().

• Support for out-of-bounds read interfaces, such as send(), write(), fwrite(), etc.

• No ABI is enforced. All of the fortify check functions are inlined into the resulting binary.

Blind is a collection of command line video editing utilities. It uses a custom raw video format with a simple container.

Sent uses plain-text files and PNG images to create slideshow presentations. Each paragraph represents a slide in the presentation. Especially for presentations using the Takahashi method this is very nice and allows you to write down the presentation for a quick lightning talk within a few minutes.

This is a C89 UTF-8 library, with an API compatible with that of Plan 9's libutf, but with a number of improvements:

• Support for runes beyond the Basic Multilingual Plane.

• utflen and utfnlen cannot overflow on 32- or 64-bit machines.

• chartorune treats all invalid codepoints as though Runeerror.

• fullrune, utfecpy, and utfnlen do not overestimate the length of malformed runes.

• An extra function, charntorune(p,s,n), equivalent to fullrune(s,n) ? chartorune(p,s): 0.

• Runeerror may be set to an alternative replacement value, such as -1, to be used instead of U+FFFD.

A utility to retrieve the state of the X screensaver. These states include the idle time, the screensaver state and the length of time until the screensaver should be activated.

SlStatus is a suckless status monitor for window managers that use WM_NAME or stdin to fill the status bar. It provides the following features:

• Battery percentage/state/time left

• CPU usage

• CPU frequency

• Custom shell commands

• Date and time

• Disk status (free storage, percentage, total storage and used storage)

• Available entropy

• Username/GID/UID

• Hostname

• IP address (IPv4 and IPv6)

• Kernel version

• Keyboard indicators

• Keymap

• Load average

• Network speeds (RX and TX)

• Number of files in a directory (hint: Maildir)

• Memory status (free memory, percentage, total memory and used memory)

• Swap status (free swap, percentage, total swap and used swap)

• Temperature

• Uptime

• Volume percentage

• WiFi signal percentage and ESSID

snafu provides status text for DWM's builtin bar. It shows battery status, battery capacity, current WiFi connection, and the time in a nice format.

Sbm is a simple bandwidth monitor.

sfeed converts RSS or Atom feeds from XML to a TAB-separated file. There are formatting programs included to convert this TAB-separated format to various other formats. There are also some programs and scripts included to import and export OPML and to fetch, filter, merge and order feed items.

Lchat (line chat) is the little and small brother of cii. It is a front end for ii-like chat programs. It uses tail -f to get the chat output in the background.

Simple X session lock with trivial feedback on password entry.

Spoon can be used to set the dwm status.

Wificurses listens for beacons sent from wireless access points in the range of your wireless station. Once received the program extracts the BSSID of the AP and transmits deauthentication packets using the broadcast MAC address. This results to the disconnection of all clients connected to the AP at the time of the attack. This is essentially a WiFi DoS attack tool created for educational purposes only. It works only in Linux and requires wireless card drivers capable of injecting packets in wireless networks.

Noice is a small curses-based file browser.

This package provides a ported version of the Plan 9 lib9 C library. It also contains the Plan 9 libbio, libregexp, libfmt and libutf libraries.

St implements a simple and lightweight terminal emulator. It implements 256 colors, most VT10X escape sequences, utf8, X11 copy/paste, antialiased fonts (using fontconfig), fallback fonts, resizing, and line drawing.

svkbd is a simple virtual keyboard, intended to be used in environments, where no keyboard is available.

This package is Luke's fork of the suckless simple terminal (st) with Vim bindings and Xresource compatibility.

Prout (PRint OUT) is a small utility one can use to send documents to a printer. It has no feature, and does nothing else. Just set your default printer in client.conf(5) and start printing. No need for a local cups server to be installed.

Sugar-commander lets you import items from removable devices like USB drives and SD cards using a familiar hierarchical view of files on these devices, as opposed to the flattened Journal view that the Sugar Journal gives to these devices. It also enables you to see how much disk space each Journal entry uses, generates thumbnails, and does other things to enhance your use of the Journal.

Try to make your way through an increasingly difficult path, or you can also play with a friend!