Linux and GNU/Linux people, which window manager or desktop environment do you guys use?
Should I ever bother with graphical ones or just use one of the many text-based ones? I'm new to all this...
LINUX WINDOW MANAGERS
Eli Powell
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Nolan Gonzalez
>text based window manager
David Ross
KDE Plasma
I used to use stumpwm for tiling, but the reality is I can manage myself just fine in a floating WM and Plasma is nice looking. Plus it's not the early 2000s anymore and DEs aren't horrible.
Samuel Green
i3 on my laptop, cinnamon on my desktop (need it for the dpi scaling).
Hudson Butler
get linuxbbq on a usb or something to get an idea
linuxbbq.org
I'm using xfce but I'm thinking about switching to xmonad
Oliver Ross
dwm user reporting in
Cameron Butler
I use i3 on everything. Works very well with two monitors on my desktop. Better than XFCE did by a long way.
Carter Rivera
I love using cinnamon. It's comfy and has everything I need. The theme I use for metacity borders makes them neat little boxes.
Wyatt Lewis
brainlets
intelligent sysadmin that makes 200k a year
Xavier Long
2bwm, if I want a tiling wm I'll just use dwm.
Caleb Green
Working is for retards.
Cameron Reyes
If you're a sysadmin you're almost always using terminal. You are the NEET brainlet here.
Landon Wood
>cinnamon
my all-time fav as well. Nemo is better than any FM in the existence.
Angel Thomas
besides openbox which are good if you some gui?
not into the full terminal/text maymay everyone here seems to circlejerk about
Ian Bell
Do whatever the fuck you want. Nobody can say for you if the tiling wm is sufficient.
Jackson Green
The creator of the Linux Kernel uses GNOME, so I guess that is ok for me too.
Isaiah Rogers
Tiling wms are not about terminal thingies if you're talking about them.
Jackson Robinson
Now that I think of it, what do you actually mean by this?
> text-based ones
Cooper Flores
bspwm
Jack Kelly
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OKAY?
Henry Martinez
kde and exwm, trying to make a decision