mcyoloswagham

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A foray into Linux kernel exploitation on Android(mcyoloswagham.github.io)
2 points by mcyoloswagham 5y ago|0 comments
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by mcyoloswagham 6y ago
well I mean it was too much of a mess in my own work, I know a bit about win32k, but trying to deal with all the xxx, yyy,zzz functions and the locks and everything kinda confused me, and so I gave up. :(
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by mcyoloswagham 6y ago
Oh wow, that's huge I'll definitely add that, that'll help a lot with dealing with processes that don't need injection, and protected processes (anticheats/drm etc...). edit: though regardless, I need to inject Forc
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by mcyoloswagham 6y ago
damn that's very interesting, due to certain performance issues on very old hardware, I was debating writing a driver for win32k, make it work faster, like I mean 1-5ms render times, but it was too much of a mess. DWM & Win32k are
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by mcyoloswagham 6y ago
Yes my bad, this is a debugging remnant because all UWP windows share the same name meaning that it gets very confusing when the settings and other applications get captured by WinWM, or like the wifi popup, etc... I'll address the bug
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by mcyoloswagham 6y ago
yes you can the default shortcut for turning it off and restoring everything to a single virtual destkops is MOD + T
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by mcyoloswagham 6y ago
you can totally change that in the settings, set the "adjust_for_nc" on and disable gaps. I'll change the defaults right now. it's in config.json the explanations are here mcyoloswagham.github.io/win3wm
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by mcyoloswagham 6y ago
I'm not too sure what you mean, if you mean the little inequalities from the top of the screen, the option "adjust_for_nc" should be turned on, I should probably change that to include it. As for the rest of the stuff I&#x27
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by mcyoloswagham 6y ago
They are integrated with windows desktops. You can see them in the Win+Tab menu
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by mcyoloswagham 6y ago
since it's using virtual desktops you can just win+tab and do that
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by mcyoloswagham 6y ago
yes it does have workspaces, 9 of them that aren't just moving around windows but windows's own Virtual Desktop, but no the state isn't stored through reboots, though that is one of the goals.
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by mcyoloswagham 6y ago
I actually have no idea, this is something I had to work around in my twm, since the windows always spawn on the primary monitor
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by mcyoloswagham 6y ago
ah I see, I'll add that to the checklist
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by mcyoloswagham 6y ago
Yeah, there are definitely a few, I've implemented an experimental thing that removes titlebars for windows, but that's totally dependant on the application it works on, so browers that do fancy things don't work as well, but
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by mcyoloswagham 6y ago
fancyzones is pretty good but it's more like fixed layouts that you can change to, where as i3wm and other twms let you change the layout on the fly making them a bit more flexible.
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by mcyoloswagham 6y ago
what do you mean by reconnect to my dock? Feel free to open an issue if you'd like and I'll try and to my best to implement it. edit: I think I understand, WinWM has a hotkey called refresh after you move windows you can use it to
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by mcyoloswagham 6y ago
well each monitor has it own workspace, but when you change workspaces it will change them all in sync with each monitor, so I don't know if that's what you mean. you can have different layouts on different monitors if that is wha
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Show HN: A Native Tiling Window Manager for Windows 10, Inspired by I3wm(github.com)
327 points by mcyoloswagham 6y ago|95 comments