Which Windows Manager??
So, I'm the type of person that gets bored with the same 'ol same 'ol all the time. I've been an avid use of FVWM for quite some time now. I've spend endless hours on my .fvwmrc files and customized my desktops until nothing remained untouched.
Why after all that. .would I possibly start using Gnome again? Your guess is as good as mine, but it happend.
Might it be possible that using gnome on my solaris laptop helped ease the migration, or could it be the ease in which i can emerge new apps in Gentoo . ?. ?...
Anywho, It has been a long long time since I have really, seriously, honestly used Gnome, and they have made leaps and bounds.
Wow. .. .that's all I've got. I'm completly spent, I can think of nothing else to talk about.... . .so .. ummm . . .
Why after all that. .would I possibly start using Gnome again? Your guess is as good as mine, but it happend.
Might it be possible that using gnome on my solaris laptop helped ease the migration, or could it be the ease in which i can emerge new apps in Gentoo . ?. ?...
Anywho, It has been a long long time since I have really, seriously, honestly used Gnome, and they have made leaps and bounds.
Wow. .. .that's all I've got. I'm completly spent, I can think of nothing else to talk about.... . .so .. ummm . . .
posted by Shane at 6:30 AM
1 Comments:
you know who I heard has a rather popular Windows Manager... Microsoft. I've tried it and wasn't too impressed. There's not a whole lot of out of the box configurations. Here's something I found odd about it, there's a menu item called "Shutdown" in the "start" menu. Does that make sense?
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