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awesome 4.3-7build2 source package in Ubuntu

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awesome (4.3-7build2) noble; urgency=medium

  * No-change rebuild against libglib2.0-0t64

 -- Steve Langasek <email address hidden>  Mon, 11 Mar 2024 22:03:16 +0000

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Uploaded by:
Steve Langasek
Uploaded to:
Noble
Original maintainer:
Ubuntu Developers
Architectures:
any all
Section:
x11
Urgency:
Medium Urgency

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awesome_4.3.orig.tar.xz 1013.5 KiB 78264d6f012350b371e339127aca485260bc0aa935eff578ba75ce1a00e11753
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awesome_4.3-7build2.debian.tar.xz 23.4 KiB 3409314870c0491f391b5b69fa3707a45f07ba4c9866fc58e3f65444b47987d2
awesome_4.3-7build2.dsc 2.9 KiB 48cc876c5cd8150e1fc5a2a44dd2fa44d331e65b56a32ce5cc6b72b93094d307

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awesome: highly configurable X window manager

 awesome manages windows dynamically in floating or tiled layouts. It is
 primarily targeted at power users, developers, and all those dealing with
 everyday computing tasks and looking for fine-grained control over their
 graphical environment.
 .
 It is highly extensible and scriptable via the Lua programming language,
 providing an easy-to-use and very well documented API to configure its
 behavior.
 .
 awesome uses tags instead of workspaces, which gives better flexibility
 in displaying windows, and can be entirely keyboard-driven, not needing a
 mouse. It also supports multi-headed configurations; uses XCB instead of
 Xlib for better performance; implements many freedesktop standards; and
 can be controlled over D-Bus from awesome-client.

awesome-dbgsym: debug symbols for awesome
awesome-doc: highly configurable X window manager - documentation

 awesome manages windows dynamically in floating or tiled layouts. It is
 primarily targeted at power users, developers, and all those dealing with
 everyday computing tasks and looking for fine-grained control over their
 graphical environment.
 .
 It is highly extensible and scriptable via the Lua programming language,
 providing an easy-to-use and very well documented API to configure its
 behavior.
 .
 awesome uses tags instead of workspaces, which gives better flexibility
 in displaying windows, and can be entirely keyboard-driven, not needing a
 mouse. It also supports multi-headed configurations; uses XCB instead of
 Xlib for better performance; implements many freedesktop standards; and
 can be controlled over D-Bus from awesome-client.
 .
 This package contains the API documentation for awesome.