ClockworkCoder
Chaotic Neutral
I've recently come across suckless.org. Initially attracted by st (simple/suckless terminal), and I like the philosophy: no bloat, and if you want extra features, or to configure anything, then you have to build your own version.
They also have a windows manager (dwm) which intrigues me, and browser (surf) amongst others.
As I'm now more seriously trying to get in to c/c++, and also that I like minimalism, seems an ideal place to get to grips with hacking existing code, "best practices", etc. Part of this motivation is that I'd like to contribute, if I can, more proactively towards development/software for the Pyra (and other, Arduino-based hardware).
What's everyone opinion on suckless? Do they apply good programming principles? Are there other similar/better sets of libraries?
https://suckless.org/
				
			They also have a windows manager (dwm) which intrigues me, and browser (surf) amongst others.
As I'm now more seriously trying to get in to c/c++, and also that I like minimalism, seems an ideal place to get to grips with hacking existing code, "best practices", etc. Part of this motivation is that I'd like to contribute, if I can, more proactively towards development/software for the Pyra (and other, Arduino-based hardware).
What's everyone opinion on suckless? Do they apply good programming principles? Are there other similar/better sets of libraries?
https://suckless.org/
			
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