I'm not sure quite where to put this, but it does take place in the terminal - so this seems like the best location for this post. There's a few categories this site could probably add, but so be it...
In modernity, we don't tend to install our own window manager. We just accept the default and might not even know what a window manager is, never mind which one it is and what it does. There may come a time when you want to know which window manager you're using and this article gives you a couple of ways to do that. It's not particularly difficult, but it is something folks may eventually want to know.
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Yes, the URL ends in a 'u' instead of 'using'. I blame WordPress, which ate the title, didn't publish when triggered, and then didn't update the URL. It is what it is. I could fix that, but I'm not going to.
In modernity, we don't tend to install our own window manager. We just accept the default and might not even know what a window manager is, never mind which one it is and what it does. There may come a time when you want to know which window manager you're using and this article gives you a couple of ways to do that. It's not particularly difficult, but it is something folks may eventually want to know.
How To: Find Out Which Window Manager You're Using • Linux Tips
Today's article shouldn't be all that long or difficult, as we simply go over how to find out which window manager you're using.
linux-tips.us
Yes, the URL ends in a 'u' instead of 'using'. I blame WordPress, which ate the title, didn't publish when triggered, and then didn't update the URL. It is what it is. I could fix that, but I'm not going to.
