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Xfce all the way. It gets out of your way, uses little in the way of resources, and doesn't have drastic design changes every now and then just because the deve
by w1ntermute 13y ago
Xfce all the way. It gets out of your way, uses little in the way of resources, and doesn't have drastic design changes every now and then just because the developers felt like it, but it still has all the basic hardware support (Wifi, Bluetooth, sound, battery) you need.
- knitatoms 13y agoAgreed - on my laptop XFCE works fantastically (Dell Latitude E6320 with dock and external 27" display). I use QuickTile to get the basics of a tiling window manager. Here's my blog post about that: http://knitatoms.net/2013/04/quicktile-simple-tiling-window-management-for-x11/ http://knitatoms.net/2013/04/quicktile-simple-tiling-window-...