On 28 July 2010 23:35, Thomas Adam <[email protected]> wrote: > Hello all, > > I toy with this idea at least three times a year, which must mean something. > :) I know I've asked this in the past of most people, but I will ask it > again -- not so much in terms of the particulars -- but if there's enough > interest. > > Would a book on FVWM be useful? > > I am thinking more in terms of discussing how/what to do with FVWM, and > what's needed to achieve it. The standards behind how FVWM manages windows, > and how FVWM allows the user to control what this means, etc. > > In the past I have called for a co-contributor, but this has fallen though, > so I figure if it's ever to get off the ground, I'll probably have to go it > alone, alas. > > What do people think? Whilst I realise the idea is a little odd, seeing as > a window manager changes a lot, but there's a tonne of stuff that could so > easily be written to make it somewhat timeless over different revisions of > FVWM.
i think this is a good thing. i would like to know more about fvwmevent for example! M. Treibton
