on Mon, Aug 06, 2001 at 03:18:26PM -0700, Robin Rowe ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote: > Here's an easy one, I think. In playing with twm all I seem to be able > to do consistently is minimize or resize. How do I close a twm window, > and how do I get the window's menu to appear? > > I've tried every mouse combination I can think of, the man page is no > help, and I can't find a helpful Web site. I even got a window's menu > to appear without figuring out how I did it. Using stock Debian > configuration. What's the trick?
First, it's easy to test a window manager within another graphical
environment by launching Xnest:
$ Xnest :1 &
$ twm -display :1 &
The default Debian twm configuration binds the root window menu to left
mouse. "Show Icon Manager" will show the icon manager.
I like to add the following to my twmrc:
IconifyByUnmapping # don't show windowicons, just use icon manager.
RandomPlacement # opening windows isn't a drag.
ShowIconManager # show icon manager at startup.
To minimize a window, click the "circle in a square" icon, usually at
top left of a window.
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