I have just discovered fvwm, and God it's fucking comfy.
It's easily the most lightweight window manager I have ever used. It runs smoothly in computers that cannot even start other WM. But it's also customizable as hell. You can make it look and work however you want it to. There are basically no limits to it. Fucking amazing.
>someone promoting aprogram that isnt their own/on their payroll on Jow Forums you're too pure for this place desu
Dylan Butler
Is this a floating WM? this might replace KDE for me.
> It runs smoothly in computers that cannot even start other WM maybe even replace the one on my shitter pc
Levi Smith
>Is this a floating WM? yes
FVWM is not easy to configure though, might take you some time.
Jose Rogers
>FVWM is not easy to configure though, might take you some time. ahh, too bad. i really want to try this and awesomeWM but i have no time currently
Ian Gonzalez
OpenBSD ships with it as the main WM.
Aiden Hughes
Yeah, the man page has like 3000 lines.
Hunter Brooks
Where do I go to learn how to configure fvwm
Jace Morgan
>It runs smoothly in computers that cannot even start other WM.
Most windows managers measure between a few hundred kilobytes to 5mb in memory usage. You're talking placebo effects, its Xorg and Wayland that determine whether or not the WM runs effectively, the window manager is just instruction sets for how the windows should be arranged, not the drawing of them.
If that screenshot is truly of your desktop then its not "lagging" because you have a compositor active. We can tell because your fucking windows have shadows on them. That why the screen is not tearing when moving windows and scrolling. You're so fucking stupid that you don't know the difference between screen tearing and lag.
Leo Cox
man pages shouldn't be used for full documentation, that's what info is for.
Luke Myers
How does it compare to Openbox?
Josiah Hall
This
Nolan Wood
Nigger, stop being retarded for fuck's sake. First, that screenshot is not of my desktop. I have never used compositors, and probably never will.
There's a very noticeable performance difference between fvwm and other WMs, at least on my machine. And no, I know the difference between screen tearing and lag. Not everyone is a gorilla nigger.
The fact is:
>move the scroll wheel in other WMs: It takes a second to scroll and it lags vadly >move the scroll wheel in FVWM: It scrolls instantly and smoothly.
Bentley Russell
god, i love openbox, i've recently switched to it after a full 365 days with i3 but the fucking config being in xml is retarded.