One of the things that makes Austrumi so interesting is its desktop — FVWM, or Feeble Virtual Window Manager. FVWM does not dictate how the user’s desktop should work or what it should look like. Instead, it provides the mechanisms to configure the desktop to work, look and behave the way the user wants it to.
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