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Slackware 13.37: Linux for the fun of itSlackware 13.37: Linux for the fun of itPosted Mar 23, 2011 19:46 UTC (Wed) by SiB (subscriber, #4048)In reply to: Slackware 13.37: Linux for the fun of it by tjc Parent article: Slackware 13.37: Linux for the fun of it
> I think the FVWM screenshot in this article must have triggered that memory. :)
fvwm is still managing my windows. My current fvwm2rc.m4 was handcrafted more than 10 years ago, but still does what I need.
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Slackware 13.37: Linux for the fun of it Posted Mar 23, 2011 20:03 UTC (Wed) by boudewijn (subscriber, #14185) [Link]
I lost mine when I moved to S.u.S.e... I sometimes miss fvwm, but that's more or less pure nostalgia. I also miss slackware sometimes, but these days I can't afford the time spent tinkering. And OpenSUSE just works for this software developer.
FVWM Posted Mar 24, 2011 15:46 UTC (Thu) by tjc (subscriber, #137) [Link]
> My current fvwm2rc.m4 was handcrafted more than 10 years ago, but still does what I need.
I've often thought the FVWM project could do themselves a favor by using a more "normal" default configuration. This wouldn't affect people like yourself who have their own fine-tuned configuration, but I think it would help new users stick with it longer, with more of them staying on as long-term users. The way it it now it's tempting to say "I can't use this" after about 10 minutes and move on to something else.
I haven't tried FVWM for about a year, so maybe this has changed.
Slackware 13.37: Linux for the fun of it Posted Mar 25, 2011 0:19 UTC (Fri) by jonabbey (subscriber, #2736) [Link]
fvwm? N00b! tvtwm for the win!
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