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#1 2012-06-25 18:57:42

Herpy
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What is your default wm/de that you run Crunchbang with?

Just a little curious but what is your default de/wm that you run Crunchbang with? I run e17 with mine.


Os: Debian Sid
wm: Awesome

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#2 2012-06-25 18:59:07

Awebb
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Re: What is your default wm/de that you run Crunchbang with?

I used to run Openbox.


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#3 2012-06-25 19:02:16

VastOne
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Re: What is your default wm/de that you run Crunchbang with?

Xfce


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#4 2012-06-25 19:21:46

rizzo
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Re: What is your default wm/de that you run Crunchbang with?

Unless you are using Openbox you are pretty much just using Debian in any other environment. I used an Xfce netinstall for a long time but at the moment am enjoying CrunchBang's Openbox environment again smile

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#5 2012-06-25 19:25:06

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Re: What is your default wm/de that you run Crunchbang with?

Openbox.

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#6 2012-06-25 19:31:29

damo
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Re: What is your default wm/de that you run Crunchbang with?

Openbox

I occasionally have a go with something else out of curiosity (including Fluxbox for a while).


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#7 2012-06-25 19:35:47

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Re: What is your default wm/de that you run Crunchbang with?

If it is straight up #!, then openbox.  Otherwise, I use spectrwm/scrotwm


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#8 2012-06-25 20:27:35

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Re: What is your default wm/de that you run Crunchbang with?

I used Statler with Xfce for the longest time, but a couple of weeks ago i installed Waldorf and have stuck with the default Openbox so far. When I'm in the mood for eye candy I use another system with E17 or Compiz but I like to keep my CrunchBang close to it's roots, clean and simple.


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#9 2012-06-26 12:48:55

joek
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Re: What is your default wm/de that you run Crunchbang with?

I am currently using OB with my #! install, and Fvwm with both Arch and Debian. For tiling I use i3 or scrotwm.
But I really dislike e17. All the focus on shiny shiny gets in the way of actually doing work on it, to my mind. (The fact that I like fvwm but don't see the point of fvwm-crystal perhaps gives you an idea of my opinion of unnecessary eye-candy, though tongue )

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#10 2012-06-26 13:06:04

Kexolino
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Re: What is your default wm/de that you run Crunchbang with?

Openbox all the way.

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#11 2012-06-26 13:12:11

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Re: What is your default wm/de that you run Crunchbang with?

i3


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#12 2012-06-26 13:27:42

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Re: What is your default wm/de that you run Crunchbang with?

Usually Openbox but sometimes ı use xfce smile


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#13 2012-06-26 13:39:09

vicshrike
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Re: What is your default wm/de that you run Crunchbang with?

Openbox


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#14 2012-06-26 14:12:18

neuton
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Re: What is your default wm/de that you run Crunchbang with?

Openbox <3

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#15 2012-06-26 14:38:00

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Re: What is your default wm/de that you run Crunchbang with?

Openbox FTW


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#16 2012-06-26 15:07:16

dkeg
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Re: What is your default wm/de that you run Crunchbang with?

Openbox and Scrotwm.  I go back and forth.  Default right now is OB, but up until a couple weeks ago, default was Scrotwm.


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#17 2012-06-27 10:59:07

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Re: What is your default wm/de that you run Crunchbang with?

Awesome - tried several other tilers but awesome seemed friendlier and allows apps to have a titlebar if you want - which I do - ratpoison , Scrot etc didn't


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#18 2012-06-27 11:14:14

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Re: What is your default wm/de that you run Crunchbang with?

A lot of OB users. Figured the majority of #!'ers would have moved away from it for whatever reasons. It's nice to see.

Anyways I don't really have a default WM. I usually bounce around. But right now my main three are OB(basically the only traditional stacker that I use, tried the others but didn't like them as much as OB), Scrot, and Musca.


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#19 2012-06-30 03:06:14

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Re: What is your default wm/de that you run Crunchbang with?

...


clfswm


before that scrotwm was my main one.  before that, xmonad.  before that, openbox.   ... having tried maaaaany many many.


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#20 2012-06-30 06:26:18

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Re: What is your default wm/de that you run Crunchbang with?

Openbox


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#21 2012-06-30 10:44:47

EnochRoot
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Re: What is your default wm/de that you run Crunchbang with?

Openbox

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#22 2012-06-30 11:01:03

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Re: What is your default wm/de that you run Crunchbang with?

DWM but on Debian Sid.

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#23 2012-06-30 19:45:20

Iranon
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Re: What is your default wm/de that you run Crunchbang with?

I appreciate what Crunchbang has done with Openbox... but as with most stacking window managers, I quickly miss the power and open-endedness of FVWM and change back.
The only one that truly tempted me was Sawfish.


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#24 2012-06-30 20:27:14

Istvan
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From: Budapest, Hungary
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Re: What is your default wm/de that you run Crunchbang with?

Openbox, Xfce, and Awesome-wm


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#25 2012-07-10 22:41:37

fredbird67
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Re: What is your default wm/de that you run Crunchbang with?

Xfce all the way.  I had Statler Xfce on my computer for most of 2011, but left when I saw that the Xfce version was going to be discontinued.  I spent the first half of this year looking for a distro I liked as well as Statler Xfce, but couldn't find one.  So last week, I decided to install Waldorf -- and with installing Xfce and completely removing Openbox and everything associated with it.  To quote Frank Sinatra, "I did it my way".


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