The skriptkontrol.sh script was quickly written to pimp a FVWM default
environment on OpenBSD. If you run it automatically at startup, the first
and only one "dialog box" displayed, will allow you to choose either your
cpu computes at high (default) performances, or at the lowest level the
APMD offers. I found this trivial change quite useful while using a laptop.
Clearly, it depends on what kind of processor or laptop you're using.


Note : I noticed a thin "edge effect" left behind an upgrade from a version
of OpenBSD to another : the title of the fvwm's Pager remains the same.
So, if you do have already customize it, you should have a $HOME/.fvmrc
(else, you can % cp /usr/X11R6/lib/X11/fvwm/system.fvwm2rc ~/.fvwmrc), in
which you can find a line similar to the following one :

*FvwmPagerLabel 0 "OpenBSD 5.6"

for example. It just need to be corrected by hand, thus at the next start
of a fvwm session, the title of the Pager will match with your current
system's version.


--
My Korn shell PS1 is the next one :

PROMPITO="\u##\$:\h:\w:\n>>"
PS1="$(printf "\033[0;36m%s\033[0;37m  " $PROMPITO)"

# to be added within $HOME/.kshrc, obviously.