Hi. If I don't have a .twmrc file then the menus I find in twm are the ones provided by debian menu_update. That's almost what I want, but that doesn't give me the standard twm choices for raising and lowering windows, etc. If I provide the standard .twmrc file then I don't have any debian menus. It's an either/or proposition. I could, I suppose, add the .twmrc items as choices through menu update, but wouldn't that mean that when I switch to an alternate window manager it would be wrong again?
I think I'm confused what my strategy should be to configure twm, and multiple window managers generally. How do I set up the menus so I can switch between window managers on the fly by picking a menu choice? Should I have .twmrc file? What approach do I take? Thanks! Cheers, Robin
