FVWM is a lightweight window manager for Linux and many of other UNIX-link environments. After many years as a dedicated KDE user, in 2005 I made the switch to FVWM.
The biggest reason for my switch was configurability. Essentially in FVWM you have the power to create your own desktop environment from scratch.
I've been asked a few times for my FVWM config files, so I'm making them available on this website, released under the GPL-2.
My setup was built off Taviso's config, although morphed into its own entity at some point years ago. The tar archive includes my .fvwm2rc config, a variety of helper scripts, and additional graphics.
Setup details
Window manager: FVWM
FvwmButton applets running:
Applications minimized along the right side of the screen as screenshots
Other window elements
Font used in FvwmButtons / FvwmMenu: Comics
* The current weather conditions applet slides a small weather map onto the screen when clicked.
Download FVWM config
Link updated Jan 2012
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