Window managers (was Re: speed)

[Edward Glowacki]

I got away from AfterStep a while ago, moved to WindowMaker, seemed to be
a better product at the time.  I also use Gnome, though it's underutilized
with the way I work.  That was all on my P120, so its definately usable on
low-end boxes.  Now that I have a decent machine, I moved up to
Enlightenment, still using gnome.  My Gnome and E setups however are very
sparse.  I use the gnome pager in the panel to manage multiple desktops
and all my aplications, and I eliminated all other icon boxes, launchers,
pagers, etc. from the desktop, resulting in a very clean interface.  I'd
take a screenshot of my screen right now, but it'd be rather massive since
I'm running 1920x1440, so I'll have to wait till I get home for a similar
1280x1024 shot from my Linux box.

-- 
Edward Glowacki			glowack2@msu.edu
Network Services		
Michigan State University	

On Thu, 16 Mar 2000, Marcel Kunath wrote:

> there was a hefty discussion before spring break about the speed etc.
> 
> I do believe over spring break it was a little more userfriendly for netizens
> around here.
> 
> what do the charts say?
> 
>  --
> Marcel Kunath
> 
> PS: btw stuart, try afterstep.org as window manager. its nice and simple unlike
> the clogged gnome and kde.
> 
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