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Latest revision as of 16:35, 13 July 2025
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Examples to use, modify, or create your own..
Currently here are 49 configs/topics. |
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List of extensions
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Functions
Functions can be called by Fvwm through various parts of the config. They are usually loaded during the first time run (Init).
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Bindings
Actions that can be triggered by hitting a key (or key combination) or mouse buttons, such as minimize, maximize, close button, and win focus.
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Styles
Border styles, edge scroll, mouse click, virtual desk and pages.
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Decor
A Decor is a collection of configurations for the looks of the windows.
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Colorsets
A Colorset is a collection of colors: foreground (fg), background (bg), hilight (hi), and shade (sh).
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Modules
Modules are bits of software (programs and actions) launched from within Fvwm using the Module command to add more functionality and versatility to the Desktop.
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Menus
Menus are lists you can pop up from a binding or hook to a start menu on a panel.
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Other
Additional configs and other helpful scripts and apps for the Fvwm configuration.
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Fvwm KISe |
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Tiling |
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Virtual Manager |
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Tiling window manager performs tiling using the FvwmRearrange command. It arranges windows on the screen into non-overlapping frames, unlike the more common method of coordinate-based stacking of overlapping windows that aims to fully replicate ..→
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