Post number #426573, ID: 6f2bf9
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I think I've tried all of them but I keep returning to unity.
Post number #426576, ID: 474b47
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I went from unity to i3wm like four years ago and never looked back since. It's objectively superior to any floating window manager if you value efficiency and speed. This applies to most tiling WMs.
Post number #426597, ID: 3b0865
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1st choice: KDE Plasma 2nd choice: Lxqt Why? Because it uses qt as GUI-Library, which is superior to GTK (what most other desktop-enviroments use). >>426573 Canonical, the company behind ubuntu and it's self developed unity-desktop, abandoned it in favour of gnome. Like so many other "fuck the community" projects like upstart, ubuntu one, ubuntu phone/touch, etc. I bet their Display-Manager "MIR" will also die on the long term, facing wayland.
Post number #426649, ID: 0c53aa
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I use awesomewm, switched from xmonad because I don't understand Haskell. If ease of configuring isn't counted, they're equally good as far as I've seen.
Post number #426676, ID: d5045b
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dwm
Post number #426680, ID: 1274be
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XFCE with QuickTile to aggravate the tiling WM elitist out there.
Post number #426781, ID: 5ff3a9
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>>426597 I'm pretty sure they did kill mir for Wayland
Post number #426890, ID: 72ea5f
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>>426573 KDE It's customizable, modular, looks good and nowadays it's fairly lightweight. Also KDE connect and plasma browser integration are god-tier.
Post number #427036, ID: 9f10a2
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wdm.exe
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| I think I've tried all of them but I keep returning to unity.