larswm - Tiling Window Manager - Because managing windows is the window manager's job! :)
larswm is a rewrite of 9wm that adds automatic tiling, virtual desktops and many more features to make it a highly productive user environment. Despite the high level of automation, it uses very little CPU time and memory while running.
Source
larswm-7.5.3.tar.gz	Stable, released July 15, 2004.
Packages
larswm-7.5.3-1.EL4.i386.rpm	i386 RPM for Enterprise Linux 4.
larswm-7.5.3-1.EL4.src.rpm	SRPM for Enterprise Linux 4.
larswm-7.5.3-1.rhfc4.i386.rpm	i386 RPM for Fedora Core 4.
larswm-7.5.3-1.rhfc4.src.rpm	SRPM for Fedora Core 4.
Information
larswm.pdf	Manual in portable document format.
larswm_ss.png	larswm running with defaults from the Fedora Core 4 RPM.
Announcements
larswm-devel	This is where discussions related to larswm development takes place. If you are interested in testing the latest versions before they are posted here, this is where you want to sign up.
freshmeat.net	New stable releases are announced on freshmeat. If you are interested in being notified whenever a new stable release is available, you might want to subscribe to the larswm project there.
Links to other pages
Debian stable	Edelhard Becker maintains the Debian package for larswm, and he has set up a separate page for packages for the current stable release. Unstable and testing can be downloaded from the Debian distribution servers.
Debian unstable
Debian testing
KNOPPIX	The run-from-CD linux distribution KNOPPIX contains larswm. To use it, add desktop=larswm to the boot options.
larsbiff	Björn Johannesson's enhanced larsclock that adds email notification on the status bar.
larswmrc M4 macros	Christopher Biggs has created some M4 macros that automatically numbers the resources in larswmrc.
Xinerama support	Florian Forster's patch that adds support for Xinerama when using multiple screens.
Contact lab at fnurt.net for more information!