musca

I switched from musca (Sean's previous wm), mainly because musca didn't handle full-screen apps very well.

Is musca the one where you divided the screen first, and later could fill specific applications into those areas?

So, I first moved to scrotwm and then (when I found scrotwm wasn't flexible enough) to musca.

I feel Arch + Musca + Uzbl would make a great match for a simple, minimal system.

I just read through the tutorial and in a lot of ways this is very like musca.

With Musca on the tray, if the repo tie to a CI, it receives webhook alert and provides hotlink that is easily accessible.

Well, both share the same latin origin in musca, like mosquito.

I know the resident memory size of xmonad is gigantic compared to musca.

It also looks more flexible and powerful than musca!

According to this[1], musca development halted since 2009.

I do the same, only instead of dwm, I use musca.

Hi HN, I created Musca to solve my own problem.

While mosquito and mosca share the same latin origin "musca" i dont think any spanish speaker will understand mosquito as little fly.

Yes, mosquito it is a dimitive for "mosco", that comes from latin "musca".

Musca itself is tiny: little under 4K lines of C (including whitespace and comments), the binary is about 190KB.

The one that worked for me at the end was one written by Sean Pringle called Musca.

Muscaria means relative to flies (musca in latin).