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View Poll Results: Window Manager of the ... Choice
fluxbox 4 14.29%
openbox 3 10.71%
pekwm 1 3.57%
e16 / e17 0 0%
fvwm 4 14.29%
beryl / compiz / metisse 5 17.86%
ion / dwm / wmii / ratpoison 1 3.57%
window maker 3 10.71%
icewm 4 14.29%
blackbox 3 10.71%
4dwm 0 0%
twm 1 3.57%
mwm 3 10.71%
dtwm 2 7.14%
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I wonder what WMs are used by UNIX people ...

People sometimes select diffrent WMs for (old and slow) laptop and (overpowered) workstation, that is why poll allows multiple choices.
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4dwm, twm, mwm, dtwm?
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my fault, unfortunely there is no way to edit a poll ...
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Done. Added 4dwm, twm, mwm, dtwm.
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