View Poll Results: What graphical environment do you use?
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KDE
70 41.18% -
Gnome
54 31.76% -
Blackbox/Fluxbox
21 12.35% -
Enlightenment
3 1.76% -
XFce
9 5.29% -
Other (please specify)
13 7.65%
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Originally Posted by d38dm8nw81k1ng
here's a screen of my most recent theme: ftp://i-live-to.serveftp.net/screen.png
Hehe, that's almost the exact opposite of my Xfce
It's nice, though, I plan on making a ...
- 08-13-2006 #81Linux Engineer
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Hehe, that's almost the exact opposite of my Xfce
Originally Posted by d38dm8nw81k1ng 
It's nice, though, I plan on making a 'dark' fluxbox sometime.
- 08-14-2006 #82Linux Newbie
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Fluxbox hands down. Extremely light, customizible, and you choose what you want
Can't beat that.
- 08-15-2006 #83Linux User
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- 08-16-2006 #84Just Joined!
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Wm
I switch back and forth between Gnome & KDE; lately using KDE moslty
- 08-16-2006 #85Linux Engineer
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what system monitor is that? there's some good stuff on your bar at the bottom. out of curiosity, how did you get them? Originally Posted by psic Hehe, that's almost the exact opposite of my Xfce
It's nice, though, I plan on making a 'dark' fluxbox sometime.Here's why Linux is easier than Windows:
Package Managers! Apt-Get and Portage (among others) allow users to install programs MUCH easier than Windows can.
Hardware Drivers. In SuSE, ALL the hardware is detected and installed automatically! How is this harder than Windows' constant disc changing and rebooting?
- 08-17-2006 #86Linux Newbie
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I prefer GNOME.
In my opinion, KDE has too many options and images."Don't think about the work, think about the benefit"
Leonardo Juszkiewicz
- 08-17-2006 #87Linux Engineer
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Thanks, the system monitor is Conky. There's a couple of extra things in it's configuration (gentoo-based, for instance, the last time I ran emerge --sync) which I got from the gentoo wiki (do a search for conky). As for the rest, it's all Xfce extras (goodies?). First there's some icons on the left, just various programs (the icon theme is Noia). After the desktop pager, I have the Xfce mount tool, next to it the keyboard layout switcher (Usually english qwerty but sometimes the slovenian qwertz), then a taskbar (I used the 'expand to fit screen' option so the bottom bar fills up the whole screen, like in KDE or Gnome, also it only shows the icons), then settings and logout/reboot, the next is network I/O followed by a CPU graph (you can change the color, I have it blue-violet-red). Originally Posted by d38dm8nw81k1ng
- 08-22-2006 #88Just Joined!
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I prefer KDE, but I don't mind switching to Gnome every once in a while.
- 10-02-2006 #89Linux Enthusiast
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i have been using WindowMaker a bit lately but think i will move back to FluxBox.
i have KDE on the box for my wife too.
- 10-03-2006 #90Just Joined!
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Anyone tried pekwm?
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