X Window Managers
- 2wm
- 3dwm
- 4Dwm
- 5Dwm (derived from mwm, true SGI look and feel)
- 9wm (clone of the original windowing system of Plan 9)
- aegis
- aewm
- aewm++
- AfterStep
- ahwm
- alloywm
- alptwm
- amaterus
- amiwm (Amiga workbench unix clone)
- anarchy
- antiwm
- asclassic
- awesome
- awm
- badwm
- Beryl
- Blackbox (minimalist)
- bluetile
- blwm
- clfswm
- Compiz
- CTWM
- cwm
- evilwm
- Enlightenment
- EvilPoison (a fork of evilwm with Ratpoison-like keybindings)
- Fluxbox (lightweight, based on Blackbox)
- FVWM (a virtual window manager, derived from twm)
- FVWM95
- hackedbox
- HaZe
- i3
- IceWM
- Ion (a tiling tabbed window manager designed with keyboard users in mind)
- JWM (Joe's Window Manager)
- Kahakai
- KWin (originally called KWM, default for KDE)
- luminocity (experimentation in compositing)
- LWM
- Matchbox
- Mutter (GNOME Shell) (the current default for the GNOME desktop environment)
- Metacity (the previous default for the GNOME desktop environment)
- mwm (Motif Window Manager)
- olwm (OPEN LOOK window managers)
- olvwm (olwm with virtual desktops)
- Openbox (default for the LXDE desktop environment)
- Orion (a nested (tiled or floating) window manager written in Scheme and scsh)
- Oroborus
- PekWM
- PLWM
- PWM
- Qvwm (Windows 95/98 look-alike)
- ratpoison
- Sawfish (a past default for GNOME, originally called Sawmill)
- Scwm (the Scheme constraints window manager)
- SithWM evilwm-based, virtual window manager (German page)
- Stumpwm (a tiling window manager written in Lisp)
- swm (the original virtual desktop implementation)
- Toy'd (a portable window manager for MS-Windows & UNIX / Linux platforms)
- TrsWM
- twm (default for the X Window System since version X11R4)
- µwm
- Ultrix Window Manager
- vtwm
- Waimea
- WindowLab
- Window Maker
- Wingo
- wm2
- wmii
- wmx
- Xfwm4 (a window manager for the Xfce desktop environment)
- xmonad
- XPwm (for XPde, Windows XP Look alike)
- xwm
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