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See the Ports directory [1] if you're interested in porting software over. Basically, there's a porting script framework with dependency management that you use
by filmroellchen 5y ago
See the Ports directory [1] if you're interested in porting software over. Basically, there's a porting script framework with dependency management that you use to download and (cross-)compile into the Serenity disk image.
There's no X server and we don't want to have WindowServer support the X protocol as a standard feature. If you're porting a GUI app, your best bet is SDL2, for which we have a battle-tested well-working port. However, you can just as well port an X server that talks to WindowServer or the video hardware directly, it's just that that doesn't currently exist. But I think such a thing would be perfectly accepted as a port.
Sidenote: If you want less decorated windows, there's System 7-like themes and other minimalistic ones. Or make your own :^)
[1] https://github.com/SerenityOS/serenity/tree/master/Ports https://github.com/SerenityOS/serenity/tree/master/Ports