I would change the options, but I dunno. It's not all that important, only 20 people voted the 'other' option.Llewton wrote:this pool should've had a *box and tiler options, at least, or listed the most relevant from the two categories. what, there's "unity", but not fluxbox or awesome wm? nice. i guess i have a small rod, eh.
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What desktop/window manager do you use?
- dust hill resident
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^obviously i can't even spell so what do i know.
yeah, just 20 out of what 60 total, that's negligible
yeah, just 20 out of what 60 total, that's negligible
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We can come up with a damn near perfect OS and repo of applications using FOSS all while fighting the software patant system and mega corporations and yet can't come up with a single decent method of taking a poll. Face-palm.
The board should implement a way to let people add new entries.
The board should implement a way to let people add new entries.
asus S551L laptop :: debian stable :: dwm
Re: What desktop/window manager do you use?
Adding new options if possible, with the little disadvantage that votes are zeroed.Mr James wrote:We can come up with a damn near perfect OS and repo of applications using FOSS all while fighting the software patant system and mega corporations and yet can't come up with a single decent method of taking a poll. Face-palm.
The board should implement a way to let people add new entries.
The "Arch Forums way" is quite effective in the end, imho.
EDIT: I voted for Xfce, btw.
Acer Aspire 5920 | Debian Squeeze | Xfce
Re: What desktop/window manager do you use?
arch forums are good - arch wiki is good - it's just the distro that sucks
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Also an Xfce user here.
Its interesting as here the second DE is Xfce and not KDE as it use to be often.
In addition the smaller/lighter DEs/WM seem to be quiet popular under Debian.
Its interesting as here the second DE is Xfce and not KDE as it use to be often.
In addition the smaller/lighter DEs/WM seem to be quiet popular under Debian.
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Re: What desktop/window manager do you use?
I just switched from GNOME 2 to KDE 4.6 in Wheezy, I was just fed up with a compiz bug with Iceweasel 4 menus disappearing.
So far so good.
I might give GNOME 3 a serious try when it lands in Wheezy.
So far so good.
I might give GNOME 3 a serious try when it lands in Wheezy.
Re: What desktop/window manager do you use?
+1jheaton5 wrote:Icewm
Ever since my first Linux computer (Dapper on a 550MHz/64MB Thinkpad 600X)
Thinkpad X100e/Debian Squeeze (All reposiories enabled)/Linux 3.4.11:
1GB RAM/1.6GHz Neo X2/ATI HD 3200/RTL8191SEVA2 wlan0, RTL8169 eth0
1GB RAM/1.6GHz Neo X2/ATI HD 3200/RTL8191SEVA2 wlan0, RTL8169 eth0
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I have been using the antiX M11 (Debian-based) with Fluxbox for about 6 weeks, now.
Fluxbox is a very well documented and supported Window Manager.
I have learned a lot about Fluxbox and how it works.
Fluxbox has replaced Xfce as my primary desktop.
I have found Fluxbox to be easier to use and configure than Openbox, with many additional features.
Fluxbox is a very well documented and supported Window Manager.
I have learned a lot about Fluxbox and how it works.
Fluxbox has replaced Xfce as my primary desktop.
I have found Fluxbox to be easier to use and configure than Openbox, with many additional features.
Re: What desktop/window manager do you use?
Eh the wiki is vastly overrated. A few good pages are fine resources. The rest isn't exactly better than what you'd find at Ubuntu.Llewton wrote:arch forums are good - arch wiki is good - it's just the distro that sucks
Re: What desktop/window manager do you use?
Is tabbing one of them? What else?vrkalak wrote:I have found Fluxbox to be easier to use and configure than Openbox, with many additional features.
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I absolutely refuse to replace my working hardware. the past two days I was running back in PClinuxOS until the recent updates rendered my Radeon9800pro useless. And I have NEVER been a fan of KDE 4.x. I got 4.6 sort of working ok. but the latest updates there crapped it out. So I gave up. Pulled out my old Lenny install cd's (I have my entire system installable from 3 custom made cd's) and reverted to KDE3.5. And that is where it's going to stay. As long as I can manually update Firefox, Thunderbird and Libreoffice, I'm fine. And it'll stay there until something really impresses me. So far I've gone through 6 distros this week to get my system back to working condition with no go. So back I went.
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Re: What desktop/window manager do you use?
Trinity Desktop Environmentcage47 wrote:I absolutely refuse to replace my working hardware. the past two days I was running back in PClinuxOS until the recent updates rendered my Radeon9800pro useless. And I have NEVER been a fan of KDE 4.x. I got 4.6 sort of working ok. but the latest updates there crapped it out. So I gave up. Pulled out my old Lenny install cd's (I have my entire system installable from 3 custom made cd's) and reverted to KDE3.5. And that is where it's going to stay. As long as I can manually update Firefox, Thunderbird and Libreoffice, I'm fine. And it'll stay there until something really impresses me. So far I've gone through 6 distros this week to get my system back to working condition with no go. So back I went.
Trinity Desktop Environment - Installation InstructionsAbout Trinity
This project aims to keep the KDE3.5 computing style alive, as well as polish off any rough edges that were present as of KDE 3.5.10. Along the way, new useful features will be added to keep the environment up-to-date.
Toward that end, significant new enhancements have already been made in areas such as display control, network connectivity, user authentication, and much more!
NOTE: This project is not an official continuation of KDE3.5 by KDE e.V., which will not be creating new releases of the KDE3 series. This is an independent fork using a largely separate developer community.
1. Add these lines to your /etc/apt/sources.list file:
For Squeeze:
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deb http://ppa.quickbuild.pearsoncomputing.net/trinity/trinity/debian squeeze main
deb-src http://ppa.quickbuild.pearsoncomputing.net/trinity/trinity/debian squeeze main
deb http://ppa.quickbuild.pearsoncomputing.net/trinity/trinity-builddeps/debian squeeze main
deb-src http://ppa.quickbuild.pearsoncomputing.net/trinity/trinity-builddeps/debian squeeze main
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# apt-key adv --keyserver keyserver.quickbuild.pearsoncomputing.net --recv-keys 2B8638D0
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# apt-get update
# apt-get install desktop-base-trinity kde-trinity
Re: What desktop/window manager do you use?
so nobody's using etoile, then
i don't know why i remembered that...
yeah i ran fluxbox, it's easier to configure simply because it's all plain text files. with openbox you have to deal with xml, that's pretty much it. FB is fine if a little primitive around the panel but that can be replaced.
xfce 4.8 is really looking good. i have it on my old notebook now.
@Deckard
i bet you if anyone run android on a nexus
on topic, re arch wiki, i don't know, i've found some useful info on more than one occasion, and also some rather obscure programs are covered that nobody else seems to care about..
i don't know why i remembered that...
yeah i ran fluxbox, it's easier to configure simply because it's all plain text files. with openbox you have to deal with xml, that's pretty much it. FB is fine if a little primitive around the panel but that can be replaced.
xfce 4.8 is really looking good. i have it on my old notebook now.
@Deckard
i bet you if anyone run android on a nexus
on topic, re arch wiki, i don't know, i've found some useful info on more than one occasion, and also some rather obscure programs are covered that nobody else seems to care about..
Re: What desktop/window manager do you use?
I've got a Nexus S with Android 3.2.4. So far, other than the Kindle and Google apps, I've been able to find pretty useful FLOSS apps.
Xfce, Wheezy
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No, Llewton. It's a Weyland-Yutani Bishop. I've got the back open.
Xfce, Wheezy