selectwm

If you're looking for a simple but effective window manager selector application for Linux, then look no further. This application, which uses the GTK+ framework, allows you to easily select your preferred window manager.

To use this application, simply place a file called .selectwmrc in your user directory containing a list of your desired window managers. Upon starting X, the application will display a list with all of your window manager options. You can select your preferred manager by double-clicking on it with the mouse or using the arrow keys followed by the return or space key.

This application is especially useful for users who switch between multiple window managers frequently. It saves the hassle of manually editing configuration files and having to remember specific commands to launch a specific manager.

In terms of requirements, all you need is a computer with X11 installed and GTK+ version 2.0 or higher. Overall, this small but mighty application is definitely worth checking out for Linux users looking to streamline their workflow.