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<h2>Window maker 0.96</h2>
<h3>06-11-2023</h3>
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Windowmaker has had it's first update since 2000, so I had to try it out.
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Windowmaker was written in 1997. For me it's a blast from the past as I
used to run it in a commercial setting, dual booting with windows 3.11 and
running Applixware 4.41 with custom software I wrote for labeling luxury
goods.
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I chose Windowmaker as it was easy for my collegues to select an app with
a nice big button.
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After using FVWM, it was easy to set up in comparaison and a unique
paradigm straight from Steve Job's Nextstep. I loved it.
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Nowdays I use mainly the Xfce4 environment, but it's nice to have
something else to play with. I've used Tiling window managers such as i3
but they just don't work for me.
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