Look in /etc/X11/xinit for a file called Xclients. This controls things
like your default window manager.
At least on RedHat 5.x, to change the fvwm95 menu look in
/etc/X11/AnotherLevel - you might have to look closely at the comments to
figure it out, but that's where whatever file you need to change should
be. HTH - if you need more help with configuring the menu let me know.
--
Matthew Sachs
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-- random fortune quote --
You never know what is enough until you know what is more than
enough. -- William Blake
On Tue, 8 Dec 1998, Monty Levere wrote:
> To all of those that helped with where ncftp put the files that I downloaded
> (1stflight, & Matthew Sachs) thank you. Now that I have been able to
> install fvwm95 2.0.43b, how do I force Linux to use it as the default x
> windows? Also, is there any way to edit the menu's that come up when using
> the left or right mouse button on the desktop (specifically, I have upgraded
> Netscape Communicator, and do not want to have to use the command line to
> start the program, would like to get rid of the older version)
> Thank you
> Monty
>
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