[ale] minimal wm

[Preston Boyington]

>  
> > twm was all there was for a very long time. I still have scientific
> > machines that use X for multiple process display and use 
> twm for it's
> > absolute minimal load on the system. It is configurable 
> using the most
> > basic of configuration tools, vi on an rc file. twm can be very
> > customized to have all sorts of stuff load from menu's. 
> 
> but its not as graphic as fvwm? thinkin ill go with it 
> anyways, hey showin
> my youth? :-p hehe yea well im a cheep skate and getting back 
> into linux
> so hey if it saves a few megs eh im up for looking at it :-p 
> now if only i
> could understand all this gcc optimizing stuff
> 

F l U x B o X   i S   y O u R   f R i E n D . . .

well it's at least a good choice.  it's lightweight, very flexible, and
stable.

haven't looked at Afterstep in a while, but it was fun also...
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