Thanks for Installfest

[Lincoln Peters]

Normally, GNOME uses either Sawfish or Enlightenment as a window manager 
(although it can use others).  Are either of them installed?  Can you open 
the GNOME Control Center and find out what window manager is running?

If necessary, you could probably open the GNOME terminal (if you can get 
there) and type in 'twm' and be able to manage your windows (although not 
very well; twm is a very primitive window manager).  Just be sure to kill it 
once you figure out the window manager that you want.

>From: "Jeffrey Miller" <jmiller at batnet.com>
>Reply-To: <talk at nblug.org>
>To: <talk at nblug.org>
>Subject: Thanks for Installfest
>Date: Sun, 17 Feb 2002 09:51:49 -0800
>
>Just wanted to drop a quick thanks to NBLUG for the Installfest.
>
>I got my newly Debianized VARstation back home and got the sound working 
>(the 2.4 kernel + some module argument experimenting did it -- thanks Eric, 
>you pointed me in the right direction).
>
>Next to get networking up so I can get a window manager.  (Strange.  I 
>ended up with X + Gnome, but no real window manager, so I can't move the 
>darn windows).
>
>Rock on,
>
>Jeff Miller
>(#10)



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