Mouse-oriented dynamic window manager for X11.

It manages windows in a floating way by default, but windows may be put in a tiled "master-stack" layer, similar to dwm but reversed. Windows may be hide and are controlled via a tiny bar at their side.

The right-side bar shows the root window name, so it works as statusbar with programs like slstatus.

The left side bar shows two buttons ("Hidden" and "Spawn"). They both show a menu (with hidden windows or with programs to launch, configurable via config.h. Other buttons are configurable to spawn programs too.

Window's have a title bar at their right side, with three sections:

• The small topmost hides the window when cliked with the left button, and closes it when cliked with the right button.
• The small bottom one resizes a floating window when dragged, or swaps the current window with the master when clicked in a tiled (clicking on the master swaps it with the first stacked).
• Dragging on the main area with the left button moves the window (just focus it on tiled ones), and clicking with the right button toggles it's layer between floating and tiled.

Floating windows are always above tiled ones.

A keybind (configurable via config.h) can be used to fullscreen the current window. Clicking it again returns everything to the previous state.

Barigui depends on Xlib, Xft and Freetype2.

This is my fourth X11 window manager iteration, and the third good one. The other two good ones are named after rivers in the Paraná state (Iguassu and Tibaji), so this one is named after another river.