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Nitrogen Desktop Experience (NDE)

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This is a project I've had ideas about for a few years. The end goal is to create a DE (Desktop Environment) that can alter itself at runtime using various desktop agents which dictate the look and feel.

For example:

  • A default desktop agent which provides a basic usable desktop
  • Another desktop agent to provide a macOS-like look and feel
  • A third desktop agent better suited for small screens, like phones and tablets

Components

  • libnde : Library containing common components
  • libntk : Nitrogen ToolKit - all the GUI stuffies, API based on Java Swing and Xwing
  • NitroWin : Nitrogen Window Manager

Documents

User

None yet. 😿

Developer

Simply run make doc to generate all documentation (after the CMake step). Documentation for all subprojects is located in build/share/doc/nitrogen.


Runtime Requirements


Testing


Tooling

  • devel/git or devel/git-gui (these ports are mutually exclusive, you can only have one of them installed)
  • devel/cmake
  • CLang from the base system (4.0.0) is all that's required to build. No need for extra compilers from Ports or pkg.
  • 'devel/doxygen`

Building the NDE

It's easy to build Nitrogen Desktop Experience.

Checkout

$ git clone https://felinewith.me/LadySerenaKitty/nitrogen.git
$ cd nitrogen

Super Simple Testing

$ ./test_NitroWin.sh

This script will automagically run the commands listed below.

Prep for build

$ cmake .

Build it!

$ make

Test

$ ./test_Nitrogen.sh

Super Simple Cleaning

$ ./clean.sh

This script will automatically run make clean as well as clear out everything generated by CMake.


Notes

I do not recommend using NitroWin as a primary window manager. It is still in very early development.