Oh no,
this is going to turn into a thread ;-)
Ok, this is just my opinion:
I have used fvwm2 for many years, and it's stable, nice with millions of
features... and a little hard to configure. ;-(
To get a real nice fvwm2 you will have to write a fvwm2rc file with at least
100 lines of configuration instructions. (Don't know if there is already a
software solution for this)
Currently I am using kde (www.kde.org). It's pretty stable know, nice to
configure..., I like it. It looks like CDE on Solaris. Unfort. kde is flamed
by the linux standartisation gremium because a major part of its code is non
GPL. You can find different opinions on www.kde.org and www.redhat.com ( topic
is qt thread)
That's all.
CU,
Franky X.
> Thanks to many of you, I've been able to launch Xwindow (but only
> with 'twm').
> Can you tell me which window manager do you think is best for a
> stand-alone computer and where to get it?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Tanguy
>
