StumpWM - Overview Demo

StumpWM - Overview Demo [Using Prefix-key, mostly default keybinds]

Apologies for my sound quality. Having the microphone sitting on the same table as my horrible keyboard borked my audio. I tried to do retakes but every time I set up my microphone I sound different, hungover or inside a barrel so I left as is for now. I fixed as much as I could with Audacity. Also I don't have a voice or accent for YouTube, but as I promised someone I would do a video on StumpWM, here it is, so hopefully someone finds it useful. I may redo the audio in future if I have time.

I couldn't get keypress display software to display my keystrokes properly with StumpWM so I added in manually post production before someone thinks its some new piece of software.

Chapters:
00:00 Intro
02:07 Prefix Key
03:16 Commands
06:26 Tiling Windows
12:29 Groups
18:54 Slime Swank
22:35 Help

StumpWM links:

My Stump configuration:

Lisp Alien Logo Graphic:
Created by: Conrad Barski

#stumpwm

[joaopedrodeamorimpaula]

stumpwm is my next step in my journey to replicate a lisp machine as much as possible in a Unix environment!

[maxreuv]

Good stuff, thank you! Not sure if I am going to use the StumpWM, but certain features were indeed interesting. I use Emacs for work but feel I am not ready yet to jump to the full emacsy experience

[diegoguraieb]

amazing! I will give stumpwm a try.. Thanks!

[marksmod]

I actually quite like this. Will have to try it.

[capability-snob]

Nice work, very well covered! You're not quite using the latest version though - I seem to have three types of groups, including a new "dynamic" type for when you actually want automatic tiling. The keybindings for dynamic need some polish, though.
BTW, how did you center your message window? Not sure I'll do that as it seems to jump around while narrowing search results, but still kind of cool.

[gumball]

Good to see tech content from a fellow Irish person! Do you see a need to still use a terminal multiplexer like tmux or GNU Screen? StumpWM seems to cover the same workspace management use cases. Obviously can't replace tmux for managing processes on remote servers.

[BraxtonMeyer]

This is cool xan you show more from your setup in stump?

[robinmattheussen]

I've been trying to get into Stump for a while now (because I like its ideas), but it's difficult to get into because of the general lack of resources out there.

[yCherkashin]

2:00 double take at the "turd partie" :)

[Achyles]

For some reason, I do not have the "float-this" "unfloat-this" commands. They only seem to work with stumpwm installed from github. But, then I loose the capability to execute the "select-theme" command on the fly provided by the stumpwm-base-16 themes that I commented in your stumpwm installation video. So, that not to miss the select-theme command on the fly, I did not install stumpwm from github, but from apt itself on my Debian box. I would really like to have "float-this" and "unfloat-this" commands working with "select-theme". But, so far, "select-theme" command throws an error when stumpwm is installed from github. I haven't found any solution for them to work in together through the apt or github stumpwm installation...

[krux]

That was an interesting video. Can you provide a comparison to EXWM as well? After all EXWM is the closest to StumpWM afaik.

[katrush]

At first look it seems to be very inconvinient to manage windows with these prefix key and commands...