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  • KDE

    37 33.94%
  • Gnome

    42 38.53%
  • Enlightenment

    1 0.92%
  • Blackbox/Fluxbox

    7 6.42%
  • Other or None (Please specify)

    22 20.18%
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    I like Xfce

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    KDE on every distro I install, I don't mind using XFCE sometimes. I have Gnome installed but mostly just for the libs and depends, so I can run gnome apps within KDE.
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    KDE most of the time. I have installed KDE. Gnome, Xfce and fvwm in my lappy ( Debian ) and I pick any of those according to mood only.
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    YAK

    (yet another KDE)

    Enlightenment seems really cool, though. . . I was experimenting with it last year (well, actually 2006), but couldn't quite get it to work.

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    Well, i voted for others, because my favorite wm is fvwm. (And be it only for the f=feline in it )
    In the moment i'm in Gnome, but only, because i have a fresh Debian-Lennyinstall and i didn't restart X till now (few days). But in a short while i probably will get my fvwmrc from my debian and configure it here in lenny, and use that. There is simply nothing better than a wm with completely configurable keyboardshortcuts.

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    I used to do crazy things with the desktop, but now I find myself using KDE more and more often.

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    I've been using IceWM for over five years. It's highly configurable and blindingly fast. If there is a faster window manager I don't know what it is.
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    flux for life!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dapper Dan View Post
    I've been using IceWM for over five years. It's highly configurable and blindingly fast. If there is a faster window manager I don't know what it is.
    ratpoison...I've really fallen for icewm lately though , especially useful for the wife
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    Using Gnome again. I really do not care for the current half KDE3/half KDE4 that's in most distros at the moment. And I'm not sure I like where KDE4 is heading, in general. Maybe once it's at 4.2 I'll give it another shot.
    Dan

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