Gentoo Linux System Desktop Manager STUMPWM

Used to use the Gentoo+gnome method, to tell the truth, Gentoo do personal desktop is in a very general, especially run up Firefox, although still performance than other Linux desktop distribution is better, but I know. In particular, many of Gnome's features are completely useless to me and waste memory. My amazing colleague recently told me that there was a magical stumpwm, based on Common Lisp, desktop management. I think a lot of people have heard of awesome, but it's a LUA version. I certainly hope to use the language I am familiar with.

installation has encountered some problems

The General software is package management emerge STUMPWM is good, but I still can not find the installation of STUMPWM, in the manual compilation STUMPWM process found a lot of wonderful error. So even SBCL has compiled a

installation Process

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# Install SBCL to/usr/local wget http://downloads.sourceforge.net/project/sbcl/sbcl/1.1.13/sbcl-1.1.13-source.tar.bz2 Tar jxvf sbcl-1.1.13-source.tar.bz2 CD sbcl-1.1.13 SH make.sh Unset sbcl_home Unset install_root sudo sh install.sh #使用commonlisp的包管理工具quicklisp. Lisp Curl-o Http://beta.quicklisp.org/quicklisp.lisp SBCL--load Quicklisp.lisp (Quicklisp-quickstart:install) (Ql:add-to-init-file) # The following 2 dependencies are required (ql:quickload "CLX") (ql:quickload "Cl-ppcre") # Optional installation Swank (ql:quickload "swank") (ql:quickload "Quicklisp-slime-helper") # exit (quit) # download STUMPWM git clone git://git.savannah.nongnu.org/stumpwm.git CD STUMPWM &&/autogen.sh &&/configure && make PS: This make time even if the error, it is not too much relationship #生成2进制文件 into SBCL interactive mode again (Asdf:oos ' ASDF:LOAD-OP:STUMPWM) (Sb-ext:save-lisp-and-die "STUMPWM": Executable t : TopLevel # ' (Lambda () (STUMPWM:STUMPWM ": 0")) # Copy files to Path sudo cp-rp stumpwm/usr/bin/ # Set Start Note is your average user $ echo "exec stumpwm" >> ~/.xinitrc # so you can start with startx. STUMPWM's orders are ctrl+t.