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favourite DE?
GNOME
MATE
XFCE
LXDE
LXQT
Budgie
Cinnamon
KDE
Other
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Jamie

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Discussion and a poll. ^^

My favourites are LXDE and Budgie. Not a big fan of LXQT as it's as heavy as XFCE has become.

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Amiwm, y'all.

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I just use LXDE because it's the default for Lubuntu (which is currently my distro-of-choice). It's pretty lightweight and does whatever I ask it too. Moksha (wm for Bodhi Linux, it's based off of Enlightenment) is cool too but I never use it.

I'd like to try out some others at some point, most notably plain Openbox and 9wm.

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Yeah might try different ones on my 2009 Mac Mini, because El Capitan is going out of support soon and I don't want to buy a new one 😉 Any recommendations for a Linux?

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When I last used Linux I used KDE and then Elementary OS, both were pretty good IMO (though Elementary OS just left me wishing for real OS X)

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Nicolyn, do you know what desktop environment ElementaryOS happens to be based on?

Also, I think some users would be interested in Q4OS with the Trinity DE and XPQ4

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Mate-Compiz for the Fedora server I run. Before that it was MATE exclusively with Mint. Not that I have a problem with Cinnamon that came with Mint but I just largely preferred MATE over it.

And I don't necessarily have a problem with XFCE, especially with MX Linux being a thing and it being its default, but I don't use Linux all that much in my home environment past server-based things. Still very much a Windows users for main operating use.

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