New X11 server FRAME written entirely in assembly language

FRAME is a new X11 server written entirely in assembly language, aiming to provide a more efficient and performant alternative to existing display servers. It joins other assembly-based servers like yserver and Phoenix, and is designed to be a lightweight option for various Linux desktop environments. The project's development is ongoing, with a focus on core functionality and potential integration with different graphical interfaces. AI

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• artistic theme
• cinnamon
• code
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• FRAME
• GIMP
• GTK
• KDE Plasma
• Linux Mint
• Phoenix
• Wayland
• XLibre
• X Window System
• yserver

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• infra

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