Re: xwindows manager

> I think I might need a windows manager. I have xwindows installed and > functioning, but when I go into it all I get is shell window. I installed > a couple of small programs but do not know how to start them. I am > assuming that I can start them by typing a command in the shell window, > b

Re: xwindows manager

Check out http://www.PLiG.org/xwinman/ for a listing of what is available. Each of the images goes to a review. Each review has links to the screen shots. Note that Enlightenment (E) has a completely user definable look called Theme's. This means that Enlightenment, with the right Theme, may l

xwindows manager

I think I might need a windows manager. I have xwindows installed and functioning, but when I go into it all I get is shell window. I installed a couple of small programs but do not know how to start them. I am assuming that I can start them by typing a command in the shell window, but I don't

RE: Xwindows manager

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- You have to have a window-manager installed for it to be used. I believe twm is included in the distribution since I never wanted it but have it. I use afterstep wich is based on fvwm. It's pretty good. The file to edit are in the /etc/X11 directory. The win

Re: Xwindows manager

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > I have installed Xfree and when I start the only thing I get is one > xterm and a very small menu where I can chose to quit or to run a > color show program. Now is this normal ? Dont deabian create a > default look like redhat dose? (fvwm2) > Did you install a window

Xwindows manager

I have installed Xfree and when I start the only thing I get is one xterm and a very small menu where I can chose to quit or to run a color show program. Now is this normal ? Dont deabian create a default look like redhat dose? (fvwm2) What windows manger should I use? I am not loking for a sp