August 1999
Intermediate to advanced
328 pages
8h 58m
English
Another Level—also called Fvwm—is the simplest and cleanest of the desktop environments that ship with Red Hat Linux 6. It is probably most useful on an older, under-powered machine. On this kind of hardware, you can expect it to perform better than the more fully loaded X-Windows shells (Gnome and KDE—of course, even Gnome goes like the blazes compared to Windows 98 on a 486 box).
A helpful feature of Fvwm is direct menu access to many configuration utilities.
To start Fvwm:
1. | Make sure that your system is set to automatically start X-Windows, as explained in Chapters 1 and 2. |
2. | At the Red Hat Linux logon screen, click Options. From the Sessions fly-out menu, choose Another Level. |
3. | Enter your ID and password. |
4. ... |
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