JWM (Joe’s Window Manager) is the lightweight window manager used in FunOS. It is fast, simple, and highly configurable, making it a good choice for users who want a responsive desktop environment without unnecessary complexity. One useful feature of JWM is its support for customizable key bindings. Key bindings allow you to control menus, switch […]
In FunOS, startup applications for the JWM desktop are controlled through the ~/.config/jwm/start file. This file defines which programs, background services, and tray applets are automatically launched when your JWM session starts. Understanding this file is useful if you want to customize your desktop startup behavior, add your own applications, remove services you do not […]
The tray, also known as the panel or taskbar, is an important part of the JWM desktop in FunOS. It provides quick access to commonly used applications, displays open windows, shows workspace information, and includes the system tray and clock. In FunOS, the JWM tray is controlled by a simple XML configuration file: By editing […]
The JWM desktop environment used in FunOS is lightweight, fast, and highly customizable. One of the most important parts of the desktop is the main menu. This menu allows you to launch applications, open system tools, switch themes, access FunOS documentation, and log out of the system. In FunOS, the JWM menu is controlled by […]
JWM (Joe’s Window Manager) is the default window manager in FunOS. It is lightweight, fast, and highly configurable, making it an excellent choice for users who prefer a responsive desktop with minimal resource usage. Unlike many desktop environments that store all settings in a single file, FunOS uses a modular JWM configuration system. Each part […]
If you’re using a laptop or portable device, there may be times when you want to quickly disable all wireless communications — such as Wi-Fi and Bluetooth — to conserve battery, comply with airline regulations, or simply work offline. This feature is commonly known as Airplane Mode. In this article, you’ll learn how to enable […]
FunOS, like other Ubuntu-based Linux distributions, supports CPU frequency scaling. This feature allows the system to adjust the processor’s operating frequency according to the current workload, helping balance performance and power consumption. Changing the CPU power mode can be useful when you want maximum performance for demanding tasks or lower power consumption when using a […]
By default, when you try to access a partition on the internal hard disk using the file manager (PCManFM) in FunOS, a pop-up window titled Authentication is required will appear. This prompt asks you to enter your user password in order to mount the partition. This behavior is managed by PolicyKit, a framework that handles […]
By default, FunOS provides a clean desktop without icons or application shortcuts. JWM manages the windows and desktop menu, while Nitrogen restores the desktop wallpaper when you log in. However, users who prefer a more traditional desktop experience can use SpaceFM as the desktop manager. This allows application shortcuts to be placed directly on the […]
Many keyboards include special media keys for controlling audio playback and system volume. Among the most useful are the volume control keys, which let you increase, decrease, or mute the sound without opening a menu or adjusting the volume manually. In this guide, you will learn what volume control keys are and how to enable […]