The wmx homepage: http://www.all-day-breakfast.com/wmx/ wmx is a window manager for X. It's based on wm2, and it retains a similar look and feel, but it's intended to provide an experimental vehicle for features that fall comfortably outside the scope of the manifesto for the original wm2. *** IMPORTANT *** After installing, please read the author's readme: /usr/doc/wmx-6/README To get this working on your PS2Linux installation: 1) as root install: rpm -ihv wmx-6-1.mipsel.rpm 2) select wmx as your X11 session: sdr [Tab, Tab, select wmx, q, y, y] 3) customize the middle-button root menu a) create one yourself cd $HOME mkdir .wmx; cd .wmx ln -s /path/to/your/favorite/x-program b) OR use the default I created cd $HOME ln -s /usr/local/lib/wmx .wmx 4) core functionality: a) PLEASE read /usr/doc/wmx-6/README - it explains almost everything - how to use wmx, keyboard shortcuts, etc. b) To exit from wmx: move the mouse pointer to the very edge of the screen at the extreme lower-right corner, and click left button on the root window for the root menu. The menu should have an extra option labelled "Exit wmx"; select this. 5) if you created your own middle-buttom root menu, you can tweak some additional options. The configuration is held as the target of a symbolic link residing at ~/.wmx/options (or in whichever directory the CONFIG_COMMAND_MENU is found). This target should be a string of the form a:b/c:d/e:f etc, to set option a to value b, option c to value d, e to f and so on. The available options are currently "menu" (full or part), "new" (on or off), "keyboard" (on or off), "feedback" (on or off), and "focus" (click, raise, delay-raise or follow). "focus:delay-raise" may be optionally followed by a comma and then a delay time in ms. For example, amyl > ~ > ls -l ~/.wmx/options lrwxrwxrwx 1 cannam cannam 39 Jan 12 10:16 /home/cannam/.wmx/options -> menu:full/new:off/focus:delay-raise,100 amyl > ~ > To set your options: cd $HOME/.wmx ln -s menu:full/focus:delay-raise,200 options That's it! Enjoy!