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I've tried Unity on 13.04; Canonical's make a lot of tweaks to the environment and it's much faster and the apps in the dock launch instantly on click. Of cour
by kunai 14y ago
I've tried Unity on 13.04; Canonical's make a lot of tweaks to the environment and it's much faster and the apps in the dock launch instantly on click.
Of course, I never use full desktop environments anyways; all of them are too big and resource-heavy, and their animations and cool whizzbangery always distracts me and interrupts my workflow. I only use WindowMaker now with GNUStep apps (with the exception of Firefox). It's old-school, but it works.
- codygman 14y agoI was using fluxbox, but then I had a stint with dwm (http://dwm.suckless.org/ http://dwm.suckless.org/). I got interested in haskell and finally settled on xmonad (http://xmonad.org/ http://xmonad.org/) with dmenu which seems to be insanely stable. This is the most distraction free environment with absolutely no limitations (in the scope of my work) I have ever worked with. Not to mention it'll run on any netbook easily, or other low spec computer.