Gnome is what I give to new users who ask me. I use it myself as well now.
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It is seems a lot people prefer either Gnome or KDE to make themselves at home when switching from Windows or Mac. I prefer something different like Xfce. It is minimal and fast. Xfce has made a lot of changes over the years. To me KDE and Gnome did not make any changes or any noticeable changes since I first started using Linux.
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lxde is the new kid that turned heads
at least is the main DE that i use it for starting an small live distro and works quite well on slow (think p3@500 with 256M of ram) also i like xfce , on fast machines i install all of them and sometime i switch between them I like the new kde4.x from ubuntu jaunty jack with the new composite manager that is the future and c++ based composite manager (even the compiz project switches to something similar) http://www.undefinedfire.com/kde/41-42-kwin/ |
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Gnome for me. Altho' I have to say KDE 4.x is looking pretty good. I hear 4.2 is much more solid.
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gnome and xfce work for me.
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For me it is Gnome.
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My choice is Gnome |
I must admit that I have been converted. I used to be a KDE maniac, but I think Ubuntu has converted me to Gnome ;-)
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and the winner is... Genome. :)
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KDE 4 is nice to play with, but I still use KDE 3 for work. It has everything I need. I love it. This poll should have split out KDE 3 vs KDE 4. I bet KDE 3 would get a lot more votes. |
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Used to be fanatical about KDE 3.x, then became a GNOME convert...now I'm switching to xfce4. I like it because it's as customizable as KDE, but is still compatible with the GNOME themes, but it's even lighter weight. I'm not into eye candy I need something fast, simple, customizable (without too much effort).
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KDE 4.x is really *heavy* compared to 3.x
Still it's good enough compared to others..but again it's really *heavy*. LOL. Also, work out (out of interest) KDE 3.x on Solaris 10 2006 & Windows XP! |
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