WASMA: Windows Assignment System Monitoring Architecture

WASMA, or Windows Assignment System Monitoring Architecture, is a cross-platform infrastructure providing WM, Compositor, and UI frontend support, offering full support for interface management.

Features

• "Directly manage all windows via multi-instances or singularity instances using grpc, http, https, and tor."
• "Directly control and manage the resource usage of windows manually, and if necessary, limit it."
• "Integration between windows provides direct remoteization support to your window or environment over the network without any remoteing system, of course, this is optional."
• "Optional sandboxing isolation support and permission management interface; applications can be managed by defining basic permissions through the app.manifest file."
• ".desktop alternative .manifest format allows for full control over all customization, resource usage, and everything under this file."
• "xdg-wsdg conversion support: now you can use a modern, advanced, fully customizable DG environment with wsdg. You can also convert the xdg environment to wsdg without any problems in any application."
• "Wasma-UBIN provides a binary conversion interface that fully supports all GTK/QT/ICED-based features. You can directly add any missing platform features to any GTK/QT/ICED binary file, allowing you to experience a complete GTK/QT/ICED environment."
• "It has a CPU-powered rendering system; GPU is optional. You can directly adjust resource management."
• "Full conversion and integration support for Wayland/X11 applications."
• "Completely independent, written in Rust."

Platform Support

• Cross-platform; the only dependency is Rust. Other libraries are optional in terms of optimization and customization.
• Supported platforms: Linux, Windows, macOS, BSD
• Optional legacy version: can be used on SystemV, Unix, Plan 9, Bell, or any Rust-supported operating system.

Setuping

git clone https://github.com/Azencorporation/Wasma
cd Wasma
cargo build --release

Testing

cd Wasma/src/client
cargo bench

Documentary

For all necessary documentation:Wasma Documentary

Donate

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Development Status

Since WASMA is still in development, some features are not yet stable.
If you would like to contribute, you can submit pull requests here: Pulls