However . . . if KDE uses KWin by default, that would be the best one to
use so here is the real issue.
Both Debian and KDE have a lot more stuff in them than I will ever
need. Because we live in a web age, myy approach is to load only what
I need. If I need something else I go and get it off the web.
But . . . how do we go about that? Who in this group has the ability
to slim both Debian and KDE down?
That brings me back to the question; Why not use DSL and
http://www.simplekde.org/ ??
Henry Keultjes Mansfield OhioUSA
David Fierbaugh wrote:
http://kdemyths.urbanlizard.com/myth/32 ____________quoted text________________________ Other Projects Myths: I Cannot Use Alternative Window Managers With KDE Myth I can not use other window managers in KDE. Facts
You can use KDE with any window manager. KDE uses KWin by default, but it is possible to replace it.
Since KDE 2, KDE uses the standard NETWM hints for window manager compatibility. Any window manager that supports NETWM can not only be run within KDE, but can do so well.
Among the NETWM compliant window managers are KWin, Metacity, Sawfish, FVWM, IceWM, Enlightenment, Blackbox, Openbox, AfterStep and Interface.
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