List of Compositing Window Managers
- 3Dwm, a three-dimensional workspace manager and general-purpose platform for 3D user interfaces. As of June 2006 this project is inactive.
- Desktop Window Manager and the Windows Aero theme on Windows
- Quartz Compositor on Mac OS X
- Compiz
- KWin (since version 3.3)
- Mutter
- Xfce's Xfwm (since version 4.2)
- xcompmgr—a minimal alternative to Compiz
- Compton–A bug-fixed fork of dcompmgr, which is a fork of xcompmgr
- Ecomorph—a combination of ecomp (a hack of Compiz made to work with Enlightenment) and the ecomorph module for Enlightenment.
- Cairo Compmgr (Cairo Composite Manager)—a compositing add-on for existing window managers. It uses Cairo, a vector graphics library also used in GTK+.
- Unagi Compositing Manager—a compositing manager which can be used along with an existing window manager. It uses the XCB library.
- MCompositor—used on MeeGo handsets.
- Metisse window system
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