"Robert J. Brown" <rj@eli.elilabs.com> writes:
> 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.
I would like to point you to wm2 and to wmx. I believe that everybody
who believes in minimalist window managers should at least have seen
these two programs. They look unlike every other window manager I
have ever seen, and they are very minimalist (wm2 even more so than
wmx). Both are configurable to some (small) extent by frobbing stuff
in the Makefile.
kai
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