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>Now, you should decide on a window manager. The X Window System is simply
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the environment which allows graphics to be displayed on your system's
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hardware; the window manager is responsible for how X looks and how it
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>The Red Hat distribution of Linux contains several window managers,
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including fvwm, olvm, twm, AfterStep, and others. The default one
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that you will probably see when starting up X for the first time is
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fvwm95, a Win95-like environment.</P
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>Personally, I find the usual offerings differ from my own tastes, and
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