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XFCE all the way! i think its strength is not necessarily speed as most think, but usability. for me it is the natural GTK+ desktop for the Gnome base environment (gdm + system tools, players, etc).
Distribution: Ubuntu 8.10 - the Intrepid Ibex - released in October 2008. GNOME Version: 2.24.1
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Going with GNOME because its on ubuntu and it always works out of the box for me, I vote for this because nothing comes close to ease of use on the go.
Hi All I normally don't take part but here is my 5 cents
KDE4 Wow, bold new idea new direction showing windows we can be even more appealing than vista and all these new and old apps for xp
Stable and still getting the support from u smart people to make my bugs no more.
Linux is not my OS anymore i think it has become me now, CHOICE i like what it gives me, whether you use UBUNTU or your favorite distribution
we need to move forward
To understand what i mean find a video on you tube called (Linux IBM add)
see the little boy as Linux ,it always makes me proud being part of change and not a follower .
to all people in involved in Linux even the users thank you thank you ............for the choice never loose it, other wise we will all be sheep.
Gotta give KDE credit for having the guts to push out KDE4 way before it was ready for prime time. Gnome is great but continues to add bloat. IMHO, XFCE stayed on a steady track of lean-and-mean while getting the job done. I look for more distros to become XFCE based instead of KDE/Gnome based with XFCE community projects available.
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