Usually you invoke the window manager during the startup of your X session. This is done by placing a call to `wmaker' in your `.xinitrc' or `.xsession' file.
For example
xterm & wmaker
or
wmaker & xterm
The first example makes `wmaker' the "magic" client for the session, which means that when you exit WindowMaker, your X session will be closed. The second example makes `xterm' the "magic" client. This is preferable, at least until WindowMaker get's sufficiently stable. This will have the benefit that should your Window Manager crash, your X window session will not be closed and you are more likely not to loose any work.
The following command-line options are supported:
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