Wasma indepent-full WM,compositor,UI-fronted

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Overview

WASMA (Windows Assignment System Monitoring Architecture) is a window manager compositor UI‑fronted layer system built on ICED. It is written in Rust, completely independent, and provides its own environment. The project is currently under development.

Core Features

• Manual resource management for individual windows.
• Networked window sharing across any network without requiring additional remote‑viewer software.
• Multiple launch protocols: windows can be started via gRPC, HTTP, HTTPS, or Tor.
• Multi‑instance support: launch all windows at once, or use singularity instances to start them individually.
• Single‑protocol management: open, start, and control multiple windows through one protocol.

Application Permission Management (Optional)

• Define and restrict permissions for any application directly.
• Uses the modern .manifest format (instead of traditional .desktop files) to describe window‑management features.
• The source* method for permissions is recommended for best results.

Wasma‑ubin

• Provides a unified binary interface that adds, modifies, and enforces features via a single ABI.
• Enables adding missing GTK, Qt, and ICED platform features from Windows, macOS, or Linux binaries.
• Supports full translation of X11 and Wayland applications.
• Legacy or Windows‑only support is available separately, but full functionality is recommended through the WGClient WASMA ground client.

Rendering and Resource Management

• CPU‑powered rendering system; GPU acceleration is optional.
• Direct adjustment of resource management parameters.

Further Information

For more details, visit the Wasma project page.