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Originally posted by NamShub Fluxbox. It's fast and efficient.
A graphical way to edit the menu would be much appreciated though.
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The menu file seems rather easy to edit with a simple editor like nedit. Just follow the pattern of the other menu lines. The real skill required...
As a recent Dropline convert I'm goin with metacity, but from the looks of the comments so far not too many others are. Before I tried Dropline I was dedicated to the flux.
I voted for fluxbox, but since then i've started useing treewm (http://treewm.sourceforge.net/) and i really like it. (i dont know if it up there or not because i've already voted and cant see the choices)
Fluxbox seems to be the best among all of these...although metacity is the gnome default....and i like metacity coz its simple....but my vote goes to fluxbox as its very light and decent looks
Originally posted by Baryonic Being Next year hopefully I'll be voting for Enlightenment DR17. I think it could be in with a chance of taking over KDE and Gnome.
In which case it won't be in this category, but "Desktop of the Year" instead ;-)
I'm currently running E DR 16.7 on my home box now......
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