Installation procedure:
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Login as root, copy the .tar.gz file to the /usr/local/src directory and cd
to that directory, then unpack the file:

   cd /usr/local/src
   tar zxvf fvwm95-xxx.tar.gz   (if you have Gnu tar) or
   gunzip fvwm95-xxx.tar.gz | tar xvf -  (if you don't)

A new fvwm95-xxx directory will be created, cd to that directory, then
compile and install the package:

   cd fvwm95-xxx
   ./configure
   make
   make install

By default, everything will install in /usr/local - this can be changed with
the --prefix option of configure (eg: ./configure --prefix=/usr/X11R6)

Everything should work right out of the box. However, you can 
take the system.fvwm95rc config file, rename to .fvwm95rc and
copy it to your home directory. Check it to make sure that the ModulePath,
IconPath and PixmapPath options point to the correct directories.
By default, the system wide configuration file (system.fvwm95rc)
is placed in $(prefix)/lib/X11/fvwm95/ (the man page is obsolete there).

Note: this version of fvwm95 has a few new modules, and the taskbar has been
modified - your own .fvwm95rc might not work completely well. I suggest that
you study the new system.fvwm95rc or read the man pages (also available in
html format).

The default configuration was designed to work best with some xclass
clients, so getting that package should be a good idea ;-)

After that, modify your .xinitrc or .xsession in order to start fvwm95. 
Remove or comment out the line executing your previous window manager
(usually the last line in the file), then add at the end a command like
the following: 

   exec fvwm95

Start the X session: hopefully, a cyan screen with a taskbar and button
bar will appear. You may have to modify further the .fvwm95rc file
according to your needs. If you are not very familiar with the standard
fvwm2, you can take a look at the man pages, the syntax of the config
commands is explained there.
