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Good choice. CTWM and Sawfish are two of the best and more configurable window managers there are. Unfortunately I had to give up on both years ago when they g
by tangus 6y ago
Good choice. CTWM and Sawfish are two of the best and more configurable window managers there are.
Unfortunately I had to give up on both years ago when they got unmaintained on Debian and not even compiling them from source would make them avoid visual glitches that made them unusable (especially after running Firefox (!)).
Now I use KDE (also quite configurable, at least keyboard-wise) and my life is a little simpler in some ways and my experience a little more annoying in others.
- signa11 6y agotry out fvwm2, it is pretty awesome!
- bsg75 6y agoApparently fvwm3 has been released: https://github.com/fvwmorg/fvwm3 https://github.com/fvwmorg/fvwm3
- jmclnx 6y agoI agree, and a while ago I did a memory usage of all the Window Managers I could find. CTWM used less memory then all the others except for icewm. But it is far more configurable then icewm, even approaching FVWM2, but with much less memory. And I still use it on my Slackware System