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"FVWM is the way to go. [...] Looks nice, works fine, has all the important features and is small to boot. I like much of the twm stuff, but twm is rather ugly and has some problems. FVWM looks much nicer and does it all and is very configurable."
Linus Torvalds, Project coordinator and original developer of the Linux kernel, in 16 Dec. 1993 comp.os.coherent Usenet post.[1]
"Question: What is your favourite window manager? Alan: Are you trying to start a fight with someone? I don't know. Mostly I used fvwm. [...] What I probably think is the neatest window manager, which I don't run, is window maker."
Alan Cox, Linux kernel programmer, 2nd Linux-Tag conference (28 Nov. 1999).[2]
"I've been a confirmed fan of fvwm ever since I started using this layout; it increases my efficiency fantastically. Every other Linux window system has bad ideas about the focussing --- every option of KDE and GNOME is broken in some important way!"
Donald Knuth, 31 Dec. 2003 posting to the fvwm mailing list.[3]
"The name FVWM used to stand for something, but I forgot what. (Feeble, famous, foobar? It doesn't really matter, this is an acronym based society anyway.)"
Robert Nation, in an early FVWM man page. See also: fvwm faq.