We don't plan on adding an "Other" option to any of the polls, but feel free to post your Other suggestions as comments.
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I voted for xmonad, as it's the closest thing there is to a comfortable, tiling window manager. :)
StumpWM comes close, but I just wish it didn't force the need for a prefix key-sequence - I personally wish it behaved a little more like xmonad. As far as other WMs I use go, I am also quite partial to CWM (on OpenBSD). |
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I Vote fvwm
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fluxbox gets the vote, but icewm is not far behind. (BTW icewm theme problems are now fixed)
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I haven't invested much time in finding the differences between any of these and so I stick with the default for ubuntu. Which I'm pretty sure is metacity. And I enable the effects which makes it fun :) If I'm wrong, oh well -- metacity gets an uninformed vote.
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icewm
I like is simple configuration and i use it on Linux and Bsd system, in the future i hope to use it even on OpenSolaris. |
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I've been running Fvwm on Slackware for some time now, and just started playing around with Awesome on OpenBSD. So I voted Fvwm.
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I cast another vote for the elegance of simplicity
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Openbox was my selection; implementated is fantastic in #!CrunchBang.
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Fluxbox & Metacity are ok. Compiz is pretty cool. But my vote goes to Enlightenment. By far, the most elegant & pretty window manager I've ever seen! The only downside is that it's a bit of a resource-hog which makes sense considering all it's doing & I can live with that. ;)
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