Best looking desktop environment?
I heard Enlightenment is one of the best looking desktop envioronments.
And KDE can be very amazing if you install a rendering engine on it. |
though i use enlightenment as my main desktop-environment i wouldn't say its outstanding good looking.
but one may do a lot of configuring, and it comes with some weird tools. you may check it from Elive, OpenGeu, OzOs, Maryan and some other distros which use it as a desktop-environment. While most of them are based on Ubuntu (with OpenGeu making the change to Debian atm), Elive is based on Debian. I for one would consider OpenGeu as the best looking of those. OzOs looks very nice too. |
Waiting for Enlightenment 17 to try it out.
I have always found KDE to be hands over Gnome for eye candy, and I do like eye candy, but I do not like the new menu functionality nor the wasted energy for Akonadi. I ripped Akonadi out of my system. I have always found XFCE to very pleasing to the eye, but in my experience it is still suffering growing pains. The first time I used it several years ago, under Slackware 10.2, it lost the wallpaper. Just a big black space where my pretty picture used to be. I reinstalled, uninstalled and reinstalled, but could not get it to display wallpaper again. That's when I started using Fluxbox. I have been using it again with Slackware 13.0 and it's still pretty, but just the other day the panel for my user login disappeared. It's there for root and for a test user I created, but no panel for user (the menu and everything else still works). Frankly, for most daily computing, I use Fluxbox, but I have learned to configure it so that I find it very attractive. It doesn't have the fancy effects of a desktop environment, but it works for me. |
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Mandriva looks pretty sweet.
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