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:Linux Online: Using the Fluxbox Window Manager
Linux Online: Using the Fluxbox Window Manager
Sep 13, 2005, 12 :15 UTC (0 Talkback[s]) (6612 reads)

(Other stories by Michael J. Jordan)

"I started using Linux in the pre-KDE and pre-GNOME days. These have become pretty much the de-facto graphic user interface for Linux and with good reason. Their spit and polish, usability and functionality rival the best commercial desktop interfaces, like Mac OS 10. Their stability goes way beyond the most popular, Microsoft Windows. I must confess though that despite the quality of both of these projects, I have never quite warmed up to using them. I have tried them for perhaps 3 weeks to a month at a time. I have sometimes started using them again after a major update only to go back to my first window manager, FVWM, after a week or so. I can't really put my finger on the actual beef I have with KDE and GNOME, but I can't stay with them for very long..."

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