I came to the same conclusion when installing real life work stations
for our library staff, two years ago : I added a *dedicated* button
bar (fvwm2-FvwmButtons based, see
http://www.BR.fgov.be/RESEARCH/INFORMATICS/info/xbar.html)
Now, I am rewriting that bar in a portable way, owing to TIX, to avoid to
be linked to fvwm2.
The dedicated bar and localy displayable cascading menus of the remote
application servers seem ro provide a consistant interface, but allowing
to try various wm without being lost.
Alain
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National Botanic Garden of Belgium
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On Mon, 7 Jun 1999, Eugene C. wrote:
> Hello,
>
> <<<
> Each window manager has its own organisation : it is
> fine for the freedom of creation, but quite difficult
> to dominate for a newbie trying different wm.
> >>>
> I agree.
> To avoid to have to many configuration problems,
> similar to what you mention, in my LUG, the person
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