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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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I used to run Openbox.
I'm so meta, even this acronym
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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 
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Openbox.
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Openbox
I occasionally have a go with something else out of curiosity (including Fluxbox for a while).
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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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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
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Openbox all the way.
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i3
on the outside looking in
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Usually Openbox but sometimes ı use xfce 
*Crunchbang Waldorf
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Openbox
#!, all else is but a shadow!
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Openbox <3
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Openbox FTW
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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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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.
We are a nice, friendly community here and I hope we stay that way.
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clfswm
before that scrotwm was my main one. before that, xmonad. before that, openbox. ... having tried maaaaany many many.
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Openbox
Just because I don't care doesn't mean I don't understand.
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DWM but on Debian Sid.
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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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Openbox, Xfce, and Awesome-wm
Ha ezt el tudod olvasni, biztosan nem vagy rövidlátó.
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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".
Just who is General Failure and what's he doing reading my hard drive?
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