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| Window manager Hey im new to x11 and linux and ive just downloaded x11. ive been told i need fink and a window manager befor i can download and run linux apps. is this true? If so what is a good small window manager? ( i dont want to install another full os on my imac im conserving the memory lol) so are there any simple window managers that will just let me run linux apps with x11 and dont take up to much memory? thanks
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| If you're sticking with OS X, just use apple's X11 app - it includes a window manager that lives happily alongside the OS X window manager, so you can have mac apps and X apps at the same time. Fink is certainly the easiest way to install unix programs, but not really necessary.
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| ok thank. And is it safe to run x11 and x apps on the same partition as all my normal os x stuff? because i always real about people installing linux and x11 on another partiton
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| Linux is a whole nother OS, so you'd want another partition, yeah. If you just want to run individual X11 apps on OS X, you're fine.
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