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HI, 

I'm a RreeBSDer, want to use fvwm ( becauz its powerful window management)
but I found there are so many versions about it, I got confused, don't know 
which is my best choice, would you like to give me some advice about it?

My computer:  sony notebook(PCG-F450), CPU:PIII 500, Mem:192M

and, I'm a Chinese, it's said that fvwm can provide excellent muti-bytes 
supports.

thanks a lot!

best regards,


Hua