Gnome is not so bad

[Dapper Dan]

BTW, TWM is very fast, but other than that, IMO it is worthless.

hehe... the few times I've used TWM, I found it to be a somewhat painful experience.

I know what you mean! I have a headless Slackware server that I'll occasionally need X for while ssh-ing to it. It has no DE's just TWM. At least it gives X for a few apps I like to eyeball.

I detest it, yet, in a way, I'm kind of attracted to it in a geeky/minimalist sort of way... It's hard to explain...

[dylunio]

p.s I can't find a nice floppy icon anywhere

Looking at www.gnomelook.org the "Vista-Inspirate" icon theme seems to have a nice floppy icon...though your view of 'nice' may differ.

[petergriffin]

Looking at www.gnomelook.org the "Vista-Inspirate" icon theme seems to have a nice floppy icon...though your view of 'nice' may differ.

Thank you dylunio I like that set of icons, although GNOME_n00b sent me a really cool looking floppy icon yesterday which I am now using. I still downloaded that set you have found though as I may try them out sometime.

[chopin1810]

I think my favorite window manager right now is OpenBox. I first read about it in Linux Format magazine, they called it "a lightweight alternative to GNOME's default window manager [Metacity]." And it looks pretty kick-ass too:
http://icculus.org/openbox/screenshots.php

[a12ctic]

I think my favorite window manager right now is OpenBox. I first read about it in Linux Format magazine, they called it "a lightweight alternative to GNOME's default window manager [Metacity]." And it looks pretty kick-ass too:
http://icculus.org/openbox/screenshots.php

yes, i like it to