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Happy 10th, FVWM!
I've been using FVWM on a regular basis since 1999, and I have a
screenshot from when I was using a derivative (Afterstep 1.0) back in
1997! From time to time, I'll check out every WM I can get my hands on,
but FVWM always fits best, so I keep coming back to it.
Hope the
I have been using fvwm since Redhat 5.0. It was 5 years ago. Since then,
I tried a lot of different WMs, but none of them was so flexible as
fvwm. In fvwm you can do absolutely everything!
Happy Birthday FVWM, the greats of window managers!
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I got my first computer in 1995 (an old 386Dx40) and immediately
installed slackware linux on it via lots lots of floppy disks as it
had no cdrom. However it was too slow to run X properly so I soon
upgraded to a 486DX33 which I had for many years. I tried a lot of
window managers on that old
Happy Birthday, FVWM!
I start using a computer in 1992 at the university for my thesis. It
was a UNIX system and the X terminal run twm. In 93 or 94 one day a
saw a pager and I want to have it. So I start using FVWM version 1.
In 95 I moved and I used CDE on Solaris during 3 years. In 1998, I get
Fvwm is the most favorable window manager I've ever seen.Thanks for your great
work. Hope Fvwm comes better and better.
Happy Birthday!
Sincerely,
Fu Lam
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Thinkpad T30
Redhat 8 + Postfix + Fetchmail + Mutt
My work platform
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Just wanted to toss in my congratulations.. Been using it since '96
when I started studying at the university.. Now I admin a few of the
computer systems there and fvwm is the default window manager for its
flexibility and low resource usage. FvwmButtons is a good thing too.
Let the fun
Hello,
till 2.5.6, I used the following line
Mouse 1W 4 Move
to move windows by dragging them with left Windows key and Mouse-1.
Since 2.4.7, behavior of the Move command changed - I have to click into
the window, then move the window and then click again at the
On Sun, 1 Jun 2003, Jindrich Makovicka wrote:
Hello,
till 2.5.6, I used the following line
Mouse 1W 4 Move
to move windows by dragging them with left Windows key and Mouse-1.
Since 2.4.7, behavior of the Move command changed - I have to click into
the
Congratulations on the first 10 years!
I've been using fvwm since I installed my first Linux-distribution,
Yggdrasil Linux, Fall '94.
I've tried other windowmanagers for a couple of hours from time to
time, but I've always returned quickly to fvwm; it works like I expect
it to, and I can have
Marcus Lundblad wrote:
If you define a function like this:
AddToFunc MyMove M Move
and
Mouse 1W 4 MyMove
It works as expected.
Thanks, I changed Move and Resize this way, and it works.
Another issue are windows of Mozilla, which have their own bottom-right
fvwm2 was the first window manager I used after I stumbled out of twm when I
first started using Linux (Slackware; yay Zipslack!), and yesterday evening I
just had an urge to try it again. And I went to fvwm.org and wouldn't you
know, it's party time.
Happy Birthday, FVWM!
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I really enjoyed all nice messages on this list together with some
hardcore FVWM supporter voices on SlashDot. It feels very pleasing
to hear thank you for making this world nicer words.
But I am primary a user, so I want also to thank everyone working on
this project and supporting it.
I used X
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Happy Birthday Fvwm!!!
I've been using fvwm since it was default
with redhat 5.1 and I've tried some others
for a while like WindowMaker and
AnotherLevel including desktops like CDE,
KDE, and GNOME and always come back to
fvwm. It's a great wm with
Greetings,
I managed to get FVWM 2.5.7 to build cleanly under Cygwin by making the
following small patch. I hope this helps.
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In directory
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Greetings,
I managed to get FVWM 2.5.7 to build cleanly under Cygwin by making the
following small patch. I hope this helps.
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