# I'm currently using flwm as my window manager, not because of any
specific # features, but because it has the fewest dependencies and
smallest # disc usage of the Window managers I've tried with the
aforementioned # script that works with Firefox+Orca with a completely
default config
# for the window manager(can't remember which,
Back when I did work for F123, we used a window manager called jwm I
believe it was. As I recall, it worked perfectly in the manner you
describe, and the installed size on disk was extremely small. We used
this to run Firefox and a few other applications that we would run
standalone with Orca running in the background from the startup script.
I don't remember flwm being available at that time, but I found that jwm
was very light and had few dependencies also. Running from a Raspberry
Pi 3 at the time, this is before even the 3B+, Firefox did start up
rather slowly, but that was because the browser is large and resource
intensive, not at all because of the window manager. So on machines like
this especially, it looks like there are two possibilities now for
window managers that work very well with those tight resource constraints.
~Kyle
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