The answer is unfortunately no. Fluxbox and Openbox are both window managers. It is impossible to run multiple window managers. Thus when you start any window manager, it detects if one is currently running. Most by default will exit with an error about it, however some like beryl will replace the currently running window manager.

Sure. Beryl is available in the Build Service, with always the latest packs available; for a guide on setting it up, see Beryl. Compiz is available on the openSUSE CDs, even; there's a guide and more information on Compiz available at Compiz

To use Fluxbox in Debian Live, just add a new lists file with the fluxbox packages that you want. Then create a .dmrc file in /home/$USERNAME/ (should default to "user") during the initramfs process. This file must contain a 'Session=fluxbox' line. Make sure the file is owned by user:user. And that's it! It will auto login to fluxbox when you boot. See also http://wiki.debian.org/Fluxbox

You may certainly, be sure to add some lines for titlebar and keygrabbing, though. It may also be wise to symlink your blackboxrc and ~/.fluxbox/init together somehow.

I think you must launch xfce-start (or something like this), and compiz --[option like zoom, cube etc] I got a M11 aTI card / Driver installed and fully functional / Xorg 6.9 / Gnome / everything appears right .... 2:45 PM, juin 20, 2006   sonique a dit… First you have to make some symlink for Nvidia drivers (verify that you get GLX using old xorg server). If you get errors in gnome-window-decorator (not visualizing borders) downgrade compiz and xgl packages, as described in FAQ.

Yes. The tarballs for both packages should be 100% interchangeable. This should also stay true for the Waimea and Openbox projects, although I can't guarantee it. I've not seen such a promise from either of the two projects, but one of the goals of Fluxbox is to stay compatible with Blackbox styles.

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A : Try install devel packages. If you have an ATI graphic card, the problem may be it... another thing, You MUST install graphic drivers BEFORE installing Xgl's packages.

Xgl has not yet been released upstream, and is depending on bleeding edge versions of other libraries, and thus, is not yet suitible for packaging in debian.

These are two more blackbox Code Forks (To be perfectly precise, the only BB code waimea uses is the Styles and Rendering engines, but that means that stylefiles should be compatible, at least):

Fluxbox has its own companion program for this kind of functionality, it is called fbdesk. fbdesk is currently not packaged with fluxbox. There are also alternatives: the RoxFiler project, idesk, xdesk.

You can find Fluxbox logo here. Program which does it is wmdrawer - it does far more than just displaying logo onto Fluxbox slit.

If you are using a desktop environment - and therefore a session manager - you just need to save your session with the programs running. GNOME and KDE's session managers also both provide a way to run things on startup that aren't a part of the session, see their documentation for details.

You can use this in your autostart file to launch your dockapps and have them show up in the same order every time: DELAY=.

You have to understand that a windowmanager is just one more application for X, like netscape or gimp or xterm. Many people new to X come to believe that X runs the window manager and the window manager runs programs. But thats not true. If configured right, you can run all your applications under X, kill the window manager, and start another window manager up. The *real* program that X runs, that runs other programs, is your .xinitrc or .xsession script. When X is started, your .xinitrc or .

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