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mX-Org Graphic User Interface
mX-Org is an early version of minux's default GUI.
if it is started on a basic computer it will launch menui in stead
it is currently still an early version and in active development.
while fully functional several features will be redesigned soon,
as of this, there is no real manual yet.

installing and starting mX-Org
to install it, simply run "mapt install mx-org"
to run it, run "mx-org" or /bin/mx-org.sh

mX-Org will install itself as the default user interface
you can manually set it up by pointing config to "/bin/mx-org.sh"
eg: "config set ui /bin/mx-org.sh"


the taskbar
the taskbar runs in a seperate window and it's main purpuse is to override crashing programs.
it can be hidden by programs but not by users directly, it contains multiple buttons with a specific purpuse.
it will also display the current user and on a computer (not pocket) also the minux and mx-org version.
"halt" shuts down the computer.
"reboot" restarts the system disregarding what settings are used.
"shell" stops mX-Org and switches to the system shell, for compatibility.
"menui" stops mX-Org and switches to menui ui, returns to desktop when closed, for compatibility


window manager
the window manager offers the user a desktop and of course windows to run programs in.
to open the manager's menu use "right mouse button" on an empty part of the desktop.
you can bring minimized programs back to the screen using "ctrl+tab"
Og window manager code: here

window manager vs menui
not all programs are happy in the window manager because of the window resizing part.
to still allow compatibility with said programs the "favorites" and "programs" buttons exist
while you can't use your mouse in these it does make programs that don't like windows happy
so, if your program doesn't like windows, use the "favorites" and "programs" buttons to run them in stead.
for this same reason the "command shell" button exists to, to allow shell programs to run outside of windows.