It seems like nobody is working on a book right now. I have planned to write some kind of FVWM documentation in English, but I only have one day per week, and this day involves the four topics
- virtualization - Debian - related networking issues - and FVWM. And since I have to skip this one day per week too often, you can figure out when I will have produced a result that could be compared with a "book about FVWM". My problem is that I need money to pay my living expenses. The best thing you (and every other person who wants to learn FVWM) can do is to just read the man page, to read the "Unofficial Tutorial" at http://www.zensites.net/fvwm/guide/ and to ask specific questions on this list if you don't get further with your own understanding. - Michael - Raspian Belouchi wrote: > Hi, > > Did anyone respond on this? > > Raspian > > On Mon, Mar 26, 2012 at 9:57 AM, Raspian Belouchi > <raspian.belou...@gmail.com> wrote: >> Howdy, >> >> Can anyone tell me what the status of this thread is? >> >> http://www.mail-archive.com/fvwm@fvwm.org/msg01393.html >> >> It's an old thread, and I recall reading my copy of Linux Unleashed >> many years ago when they still mentioned fvwm. Given that I am >> disliking the direction Unity and Gnome are headed I wanted to look at >> fvwm again - but struggle with the man page. >> >> I think a book on fvwm would be awesome! >> >> Raspian >> > >
