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I guess that is what my question was kind of driving at, what is the best option here?
I do not really want to get rid of KDE, I like it, but would like more themes and looks, so perhaps I do want a theme manager yes... unless there is something better ...
well, kde and fluxbox are TOTALLY different! when you have questions like "will fluxbox replace kde?", then go and try both. and you'll see:-))) i think that a kde user will not understand that small and poor fluxbox, so as a fluxbox user (like i am) cannot understand that huge and monstrous KDE :-)
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