Window Managers On , there are two different window managers that are commonly used. One of them, called twm  is short for ``Tab Window Manager''. It is larger than the other window manager usually used, fvwm. (fvwm stands for ``F(?) Virtual Window Manager''--the author neglected to tie down exactly what the f stood for.) Both twm and fvwm are highly configurable, which means I can't tell you exactly what keys do what in your particular setup. To learn about twm's configuration, look at Section . fvwm's configuration is covered in Section . When New Windows are Created Focus Moving Windows Depth Iconization and Maximization Menus

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