View Poll Results: What desktop environment or window manager (GUI) are you running?
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Gnome
25 48.08% -
KDE
17 32.69% -
LXDE / Xfce4
1 1.92% -
Enlightenment
1 1.92% -
Fluxbox / Openbox / etc)
2 3.85% -
Other (please specify)
6 11.54%
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Originally Posted by Bemk
I'm still using Gnome 2 here.
Just curious, Bemk ... did you find a fork that is keeping it updated and active, or are you running ...
- 12-02-2011 #31forum.guy
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- 12-03-2011 #32
@Ozar: The other option you could go with is something like Wine or Codeweaers and run MS Word that way.
Also not to answer your question for Bemk, but i have found that a lot of the Server distros', correction the distros backed by big companies like Oracle Linux/Solaris and Red Hat are still using Gnome 2.32-2.39. I also have a feeling that ClearOS is also running Gnome 2. I know for a fact that Commodore OS Vision runs Gnome 2.39.
Anyway my desktop is Gnome 2, but i also run Unity
- 12-03-2011 #33forum.guy
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Hi there, SL6-A1000
Not sure what you are referring to above, as I never run WINE, or Codeweavers, and don't want, or need to. In addition, I don't run or want to run any MS products on my Linux systems. Perhaps you meant to reply to someone else, or maybe I've misunderstood what you are saying... not sure?
Edit: okay, now I'm with you... just went back and found some office suite references in post #25.
No, I'd never run Wine or MS products on my Linux systems. It's just not going to happen, ever. If it were to ever come to a "must have" MS app, I'd just dual-boot and run it under Windows, but that's not at all likely to happen either. I do appreciate the suggestion, though.
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- 12-03-2011 #34
- 12-03-2011 #35
I'm running Linux mint Debian edition. Since it's a rolling release that probably means Gnome 3 will become available within a couple of months.
As I've added the Debian testing repo's to my sources, I think it'll get it when Debian finally switches to Gnome 3 (I personally hope they can postpone it as long as possible, as what I've seen of it, it's not stable enough for me).


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