What windowing environment are you running?

[hop-frog]

I'm running KDE. What are you?

[dkeav]

was E17 build
now KDE

[dkeav]

umm i didnt notice before, but this should probably be moved to the random forum

[jailbreaker]

Fluxbox (fluxbox.sourceforge.net) :D

[SuperNu]

I mostly use KDE, but I just installed XFCE 4.0 RC1 and have started to play around with it and I use Fluxbox on occasion.

[nextbillgates]

At home, Gnome. At work, Fluxbox and Explorer.

[Hayl]

openbox with all gtk and gnome apps. no Qt or KDE installed.

[z0mbix]

I'm all about pekwm at the moment. Very sweet, with excellent key binding facilities :)

[MorphiusFaydal]

unfortunatly, i have to run winblows explorer.. most of my stuff is done in winblows....

but.. on those happy occaisons when i get around to going into linux.. when im not running command line.. i use KDE or some sort of *box.

hang loose....

chris

[Chadduss]

Most of the time I enjoy KDE and on ocassion Fluxbox

[JTJ]

KDE 3.1

[Piix4]

Dropline Gnome on work box.

Window Maker on Laptop

Fluxbox on home development machine.

It's all good *

*note : KDE is the work of Satan *

[jlmb]

Openbox 2.3.1

[rbrimhall]

ROX with the XFWM4 window manager... occassionally GNOME and XFCE4 (Beta 2 and now RC 1)... no KDE or QT at all...

[Nylex]

Blackbox and sometimes GNOME.

[tecknophreak]

:cool: FluxBox :cool:

[saturn-vk]

all E16.6 all the time

[ShieldWolf]

KDE on the newer machines, and IceWM on my older machines.

[Gertrude]

Fluxbox.

[moojuece]

blackbox for windows at work and fluxbox on my freebsd machine and fluxbox on my suse mail server

[Drago]

kde and sometimes fluxbox

[adhall02]

Openbox 2.2.3. I had to go with the older version because my video card doesn't like going to console with the newer version for some reason.

[bwkaz]

Bah! Sissies -- I use twm!

Yes, the window manager that comes with the basic XFree86 installation. The one with almost no features. The one that requires you to place each individual window, yourself (at least popup-spamming gets stopped dead in its tracks, though... ;)).

So sue me! :p

Though I do have the KDE libs installed, along with a couple of the Gnome libs, just for the rare program that needs them. But I do have a few (programs that need them, that is). I also have kdegames installed, for when I need a kmines and kpat break from other stuff.

(And no, this post should in no way be taken as a recommendation that you try it, unless you think it'd be nifty yourself... then add twm & to your xinitrc script, make SURE you have a couple of terminals running from the same script, and make sure that one of them is the last line -- when you exit that xterm, X will shut down too.)

[Chadduss]

:eek: Well, ya know, if that's what you like. I myself enjoy at least a little bit of eye candy.