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Linux.com: Customizing FVWM

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“FVWM, the F Virtual Windows Manager, is a window manager for
computers running the X Window System. While KDE and GNOME offer
more features, they are also heavy on memory usage. FVWM is light
and fast, and you can customize it to meet your needs, and apply
these customizations throughout your organization.

“The default FVWM screen is very basic–just a simple blue
desktop. Clicking anywhere with the left mouse button brings up a
menu with a couple of built-in options, including xterm.

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