>>>>> "Bjorn" == Bjorn Knutsson <bjorn@DoCS.UU.SE> writes:
Bjorn> See, if you do that, you suddenly start playing catch up
Bjorn> with other KDE/Gnome window managers. What I like about
Bjorn> ctwm is that it does the tricks I need from a window
Bjorn> manager, but without a lot of the fluff that's been
Bjorn> creeping into most other WMs. Sure, there is still room for
Bjorn> improvement. E.g. I'd really like to see better keyboard
Bjorn> control. But I'd really like it if ctwm stayed as lean as
Bjorn> possible.
I agree. I used to use uwm, then mwm configured to look like uwm,
then twm. I went to ctwm primarily for multiple desktops, but some of
the other features are real nice too. I like a very minimalist window
manager, and those others are video games to wrap around your
applications' windows.
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