> What do I have to gain from running the X windows manager, fvwm95?
> Would I
>
[PT] I guess a few more features and a win95ish look
and feel. I haven't used it much. I prefer KDE and
Afterstep a lot more. See http://www.kde.org and
http://www.afterstep.org for more details about these
window managers.
> actually loose the control-panel application, for example, or can it
> still
> be started from within an xterm when running another Xwinman?
> Netscape 4.04
> has been unstable enough that I don't need anymore heartaches!
>
[PT] You won't loose any X clients (applications).
The window manager has nothing to do with the
clients (how they run or whether they are installed).
It only implements the policies of how you can
manage (stop, start, resize, minimize, etc) clients.
Netscape being unstable is it's own fault. The
window manager will not change that much at all.
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