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QVWM
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QVWM (derived from the roman numerals for "95") is a stacking window manager for Linux and Unix systems designed to provide a Windows 95/98-like environment with minimum system resources. The developer states that it uses the same user interface graphics as Windows 95 at the pixel level[http://www.csg.is.titech.ac.jp/~kourai/qvwm/#whatsqvwm]. It extends the feature set available in Windows by providing virtual desktops and a pager to switch among them. Features Features of the qvwm window manager include: * A stacking window manager * Written in * open source and freely distributable under the GNU General Public Licence * taskbar * startbutton * titlebars * multiple desktops * maximize facility * desktop shortcuts * desktop wallpaper * theme support * Uses a click to focus model * internationalization * Microsoft Windows '95 graphics * Task switching via Alt + Tab * Customizable taskbar indicators * window motion via drag * dialogue box on termination * animation effects 
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