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Location: not quite shure...iv never left my computer to look
Distribution: cnstantly changeing none seem to work........
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whats yr favoret GUI and why
i was just board and wile im still triping my way through x configing i though it world be cool to know what gui ppl like and why or if u dont use a gui and why personaly (only linux ever got farenuf for a gui was drake 8.2) was out of windows maker,gnome,ice sumthing, free sumthing, and kde3 was kde gnome just seems wayyyyy too much like windowz and seems a little to cluttered with useles menus and things i liked kde cuz of the configurability of the gui. im extreamly intrested in seeing enlightinment
Distribution: Redhat 8.0, Immunix 7.0 a few others
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Windows XP Fischer-Price theme (the default XP theme) - just because it's such a no brainer interface - like giving the windows nice shiny curves will make it a better OS.
Windows XP is Windows 2000 SP3 in drag (XP Home is like 2000 with some err, essential bits cut off).
what's with all these fluxbox people?? hmm maybe i should try flux...but right now i am fine with my kde...it's not as slow as some people make it out to be..runs just fine on my crapbox
Right now Im using gnome2.2 ,ROX Filer (with pinboard) and sawfish.
This week Ive been through various combinations of fluxbox, kicker panels, gnome-panel, metacity and gnome-session. I always use ROX Filer though instead of nautilus.
For years I used gnome and enlightenment, but enlightenment isnt gnome-compliant any more since gnome2 so ive been wandering.
I might actually switch to gnme2 and sawfish permanently the 2.5.65 kernel that Im using now makes the desktop a little more snappy and sawfish windows no longer have the "sticky" behaviour when you move them around.
I'm a KDE user, but I liked Window Maker and fluxbox back when I tried them. Yes, I like to tinker with stuff, but when it comes to Linux, it was nice to see a ready-to-go GUI. I may delve into fluxbox some more while keeping KDE by my side.
No it's not that slow, but slower-still takes a few seconds to load everything before being '100% Up and running', while Flux seems relatively instant.
KDE is more userfriendly to the newly converted, but once I learn the Flux config options I'm sure I'll use it much more.
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