1. Similar principles apply to whatever window manager you prefer.

2. What? I can't change my window manager?

3. A window manager is a program that controls the management and look and feel of windows.

4. A console window is fine, but a graphical window manager would be ideal.

5. The best solution is to restart your window manager, and all will be well.

6. All effects are disabled and KDE Window manager is used. This is the default behaviour.

7. It is such as compiler, editor , window manager, such as procedures to form a release.

8. The type hint constants specify hints for the window manager that indicate what type of function the window has. Sometimes these type hints are not correctly set.

9. In addition, it says manufacturers of multi-port board solutions are considering incorporating the window manager as a whole into their firmware products.

10. As you can see, I have the standard menu, the window manager menu, deskbar, a quick-access terminal, workspace switcher, tray, applets, etc.

11. The current process has used all of its system allowance of handles for Window Manager objects.

12. To actually do much with the X Window System, you usually run a window manager on top of it, which lets you do things such as move windows, minimize them, and launch new X clients.

13. This file controls what happens when the VNC session is created -- most notably, which window manager is used.

14. You could sum up this process as booting, but in fact several independent tasks are involved to evolve from a cold system to one that you can interact with through a shell or window manager.

15. This is the case for both desktops. You can not change your window manager.

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16. FVWM is an extremely powerful ICCCM - compliant multiple virtual desktop window manager for the X Window system.

17. A successful option to meet both needs is a minimalist window manager that runs on top of a powerful window manager, allowing you just enough flexibility to script with ease.

18. All the general-purpose distributions I tried used KDE as a window manager (in fact, all were at 3.2.2).

19. A package usually contains a program or programs, but sometimes it has only documentation, window manager themes, or other files that are easier to distribute in an installable package.

20. If I don't, the "system" insists on using a VESA driver and a window manager that don't work - yes I've filed a bug.

21. A window is the JFace class for a top-level window — in other words, one managed by the OS window manager.

22. The system must be fast enough to drive graphics and, for stand-alone clients, to run a minimal operating system and window manager.