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View Poll Results: Favourite Desktop (display manger)?
GNOME 21 35.00%
KDE 23 38.33%
Enlightenment 0 0%
XFCE 5 8.33%
Fluxbox 6 10.00%
IceWM 3 5.00%
FVWM 2 3.33%
AfterStep 1 1.67%
Others 7 11.67%
CDE 3 5.00%
OpenLook 0 0%
Window Maker 2 3.33%
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Which is your favourite desktop?
Most of the people think that they can not use Unix as desktop.

By this poll we gone tell them that we not just use Unix as desktop but also love different display managers like GNOME, KDE etc.....
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fluxbox FTW!!!!!

is simple. is fast. is tweakable. and all that stuff
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Didn't we have similar poll a while ago ? On topic - KDE 3.5.9 on i686, OpenSuSE 11.0.
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I added a few Desktops that arose on older versions of Unix. I will move this thread to the Desktop forum.

Then I will vote for CDE.
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KDE, Great audio Player (Amarok)

XFCE, Mostly older machines

FluxBox: Closest to THe common desktop Environent sihpped standard with Sun Solaris.
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I think GNOME is the best one
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1st place - GNOME
2nd place - KDE
using both of them
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