For more than 20 years, NetBSD has shipped X11 with the "classic" default window manager of twm. However, it';s been showing its age for a long time now.
In 2015, ctwm was imported, but after that no progress was made. ctwm is a fork of twm with some extra features - the primary advantages are that it';s still incredibly lightweight, but highly configurable, and has support for virtual desktops, as well
as a NetBSD-compatible license and ongoing development. Thanks to its configuration options, we can provide a default experience that';s much more usable to people experienced with other operating systems.
The ctwm website has more information for those interested.
https://www.osnews.com/story/132390/default-window-manager-switched-to-ctwm-in-netbsd-current/
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