The only two ways I found so far to change the default xfce window manager, is to either set "sawfish --replace" into the startup applications, or write your own .xinitrc file. Something along the lines of:
sawfish & exec xfce4-session That will prevent the default wm to spawn. See the wiki for some further details on launching sawfish that way. Well, another way could be replace the xfce4-wm executable with a link to sawfish...though, I know better way to wrack a system. On Tue, 17 Jul 2012 00:33:52 +1000 Allan Duncan <[email protected]> wrote: > On Fedora 17 I'd like to switch from xfce4's xfwm4 to sawfish, but I > can't find any setting that will do that. > Has xfce done a gnome and embedded the wm? > -- Sawfish ML
