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View Poll Results: What graphical environment do you use?
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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Desktop GUI Poll 2008
This poll will last until December 28, 2008.

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I've been using Openbox for a while so I voted for other. No XFCE?
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I've been using Openbox for a while so I voted for other. No XFCE?
*sigh* Every time I make one of these polls someone comes up with one I didn't include. XFCE will have to fall under other this year. If enough folks list it I'll add it the next time I create one.
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*sigh* Every time I make one of these polls someone comes up with one I didn't include. XFCE will have to fall under other this year. If enough folks list it I'll add it the next time I create one.
Why not just delete the thread and create it again?
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Why not just delete the thread and create it again?
Because honestly I don't think there are enough XFce users out there to make a difference. I don't mean that to sound rude or dismissive, I just don't want to add every desktop under the sun and have 1 vote for them. I tried to cover what I thought would encompass *most* of the users and added "Other" for the rest.
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my favorite one is fluxbox.
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I run kde on my laptop, and xfce on an old 500 Mhz computer.
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I mostly use KDE because of how configurable it is. Ocassionally I use GNOME, but its an experience thats getting rare with time.
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