anchor.diff:  * w=WindowsList
   * x=maXimize
   * y=laYer
  -
   Examples:
  -
   ....
   WinMenuItems=rmsnxfhualyticw   #Default menu
   WinMenuItems=rmsnxfhualytickw  #Menu with all possible options
  
positive.code: session doesn't crash if icewm does (should never happen). You can
  restart icewm from there or start some other window manager. The
  session will close if you close the xterm.
  
  The above should work for most Linux systems.
  If you are running xdm or some other login program
  check it's manpage for the correct place to start the window manager
  (usually `~/.xsession`, `~/.Xsession` or `~/.xinitrc`).
  
  === Startup and shutdown scripts
  
  
negative.code: `icewm-session` binary instead of pure `icewm`. Note that this is
  not a complete Session Manager but it helps to automate the startup.
  
  First make sure that you choose the correct
  http://www.tldp.org/HOWTO/XWindow-User-HOWTO/runningx.html[X startup]
  script in your home directory.
  For most distributions either the file `$HOME/.xsession`
  or `$HOME/.xinitrc` is honored by startx and X display managers like KDM.
  On RedHat, the `$HOME/.Xclients` may be used instead.
  In all cases, choose the one
  recommended by your distribution and make sure that there
  is no concurrency between the X startup scripts.
  Ensure that the script is executable. 
  Mine looks something like this:
  
  ....
  #!/bin/bash
  # run profile to set $PATH and other env vars correctly
  . $HOME/.bash_profile
  # setup touchpad and the external mouse
  