Richard Allen <ra_at_hp.is> writes:
> A long time ago, I installed fvwm95 on our site for my users. I've noticed
> that the development of fvwm95 seems to have stopped at 2.0.43.
> I've heard that it is because all the fvwm95 features are included in
> newer fvwm2's. I would like to be able to switch my users to fvwm2 without
> them noticing the change.
>
> Hence the following question... Where can I get my hands on fvwm2rc's
> that propperly emulate the 95 look and feel ?
I am not aware of a W95 look-alike for fvwm. It could be done though,
but I personally don't see why anyone would bother. There are a few
sites that specialize in layouts. A good starting point might be:
<
http://www.plig.org/xwinman/>
Another alternative may be the ``K-Desktop Environment'' (KDE). Some
of their stuff is very good, some of it is obviously still alpha.
As for the look and feel, they seem to be getting (all?) their
inspiration from W95. A window manager is part of the KDE group of
programs. <
http://www.kde.org/>
Hope this helps
--
Manfred Bartz <mbartz_at_werple.net.au>
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Received on Tue Oct 14 1997 - 06:30:43 BST