Post number #784248, ID: 4a52de
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I enjoy cinnamon. Not perfect but good enough.
Post number #784250, ID: aa8f70
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I don't know about the best one specifically, but I really love tiling window managers and think they're definitely the best for laptops. I use i3 now and it's as good as any other I've used and easier to configure than some
Post number #784295, ID: 986ad6
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I like budgie idk
Post number #784517, ID: f4e698
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I3
Post number #784520, ID: 0d6468
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The Best for me (for now at least) is XFCE, lightweight, easy to configure and theme. I've used i3 for a while but i never completely learned and never utilized a lot of it's functions.
Post number #784739, ID: e299b2
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Everything which is not based on GTK. KDE and LXqt are a good example for the superiority of Qt. Well most of the time.
Post number #784740, ID: e299b2
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Beside that, the "best" WM or DE depends very much on the criteria, needs and expectations you have. Mine is stability, efficiency and customizability (through the gui). That's why I use KDE.
Post number #784757, ID: f4e698
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Bspwm is good but difficult to configure.
Post number #785180, ID: f98b1a
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i quite like bspwm, if you want to do anything super special be comfortable with shell scripting
Post number #785472, ID: b0b862
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kde everyday
Post number #785544, ID: 48c0b5
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I've been using dwm for almost 5 years, I like the simplicity of it
Post number #785786, ID: 26eda4
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I use KDE plasma right now. It looks pretty dang good and brings good functionality.
Post number #785801, ID: 8e367c
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XFCE/i3
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last modified on:
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| I can't decide.