Why is this a distribution instead of a deb repo with three packages?
(updated windowmaker, aux config to make it the default, and wallpaper/icons/art/misc)
(updated windowmaker, aux config to make it the default, and wallpaper/icons/art/misc)
It even contains slightly more than three packages.
A distribution is much more than just the superficial aspect of its primary GUI. So dig a bit deeper first.
Might be a good idea to first have a closer look at the things questioned instead of being led astray by just a few few random screenshots...
I can't see any reason for this to be a distribution, incurring the overhead of replicating all of Debian, when instead it could be a single-digit number of packages that apply on top of a stable Debian release.
Why are you doing all that extra work? What value does it give you beyond "it is slightly fewer steps to install my image vs a standard Bookworm"?