Author: Roy Stogner
Email: roystgnr@iname.com
Web Page: http://www.owlnet.rice.edu/~roystgnr
Date Submitted: Wed, Jan 7, 1998
Status: New Entry
Releases: | all |
Platform: | all |
Category: | X Windows |
Category Listing: | How do I configure my window manager in X? |
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Configuring your window manager depends specifically on which
window manager you have. With the default Red Hat window manager,
you want to either edit or replace the "AnotherLevel" or
"TheNextLevel" configuration system that Red Hat uses. To make
global changes, edit the files in /etc/X11/TheNextLevel or
/etc/X11/AnotherLevel. These hidden files ("ls -al") are processsed each
time X starts. Edit .fvwm2rc.defines for easy changes, other files
for detailed changes. To make changes for one user only, copy any
of the files to that user's home directory.
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