> Actually, FVWM gets more geek points than WindowMaker by virtue of being
> older - the geek is giving up the newfangled ideas of possible comfort for
> something he or she knows how to hack like the back of their hand.

I experimented with a wide variety of window managers/desktop environments 
at various times; twm, fvwm, fvwm2, aewm, olwm, olvwm, CDE, larswm (about as
mimimal as it gets), wm2, kdm/KDE, sawfish/GNOME, enlightenment/GNOME, plain
enlightenment, Windowmaker, AfterStep, xfce, and fvwm95.

I keep coming back to FVWM2 because it will do almost everything that's
important to me (customize button function & layout, notably); and like
Yaron said, I know how to make it do what I want.

It's lacking a few nice features (GNOME integration, remembering window
placement, keeping transient windows on top by default); but the 2.4 release
(Real Soon Now...) should fix all that. :)

Carl Soderstrom.
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