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View Poll Results: Desktop Environment of the Year
Originally posted by darin3200 I always used to use KDE but now I just can't live without Gnome. I
Yea GNOME 2.4 is rock solid for me on my Fedora box. I'm going crazy with these gdesklets displays for GNOME. Never really got use to KDE so I went with GNOME for this one. But Xfce does look like a force to be reckon with in the near future.
Originally posted by Sir Gawain For the biggest improvement, I choose XFCE.
yup - however something makes me feel like there's missing in XFCE but I don't really know what it is. Probably just the fact that it's so new and has to grow a little and get more recognition. I have however voted for it and will soon replace my KDE with XFCE.
Originally posted by Misel Probably just the fact that it's so new and has to grow a little and get more recognition.
XFce is not that new, to tell you the truth, been around for over 4 years that I know of. Hell, I remember when version 3.8.1 was released back in like May of 2001... The latest release is 4.0.1 which was on 11/14/2003...
Excuse me... but I would like to vote but you are missing a very important window manager.... and yes I'm talking about IceWM... it is the one I use and I would like to vote for that..?
Sorry to bother you
Originally posted by WindowsBurner Excuse me... but I would like to vote but you are missing a very important window manager.... and yes I'm talking about IceWM... it is the one I use and I would like to vote for that..?
Sorry to bother you
Originally posted by trickykid XFce is not that new, to tell you the truth, been around for over 4 years that I know of. Hell, I remember when version 3.8.1 was released back in like May of 2001... The latest release is 4.0.1 which was on 11/14/2003...
Cheers..
sorry, I already knew that. I was mroe talking about #4
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