plwm is an X11 dynamic tiling window manager written in Prolog. It features a modular architecture with separate Prolog modules for window management logic, layouts, menus, settings, and utilities, combined with C bindings to X11 libraries via SWI-Prolog's FFI. The system processes X11 events in a main event loop, manages window state through dynamic predicates, and provides multiple interaction methods including keyboard shortcuts, dmenu/rofi menus, and a scriptable command FIFO. Key entry points include the main Prolog file (src/plwm.pl), build system (Makefile), and installation script (tools/install.sh). External dependencies include X11 libraries (libX11, libXft, libXrandr) and SWI-Prolog.
Ham Dashboard is a browser-based web application that displays configurable content in a grid layout. It supports images (with rotation), videos, iframes (web pages), and RSS feeds. The application is built with vanilla JavaScript, HTML, and CSS, requiring no backend or build process. Configuration can be loaded from localStorage, config.js, config.json, or other JS/JSON files via URL parameters or file picker. Key features include a settings UI for configuration, full-screen viewing, right-click to rotate content, double-click to zoom, automatic content refresh, and breadcrumb-aware navigation between different dashboard configurations. The application is designed to be lightweight and easily hostable on static platforms like GitHub Pages or Cloudflare Pages.