Does /g/ have a favorite DE?
https://www.strawpoll.me/10770788
if you're using linux and still need a DE then you should not be using linux in the first place
KDE applications are best apps.
Cinnamon on mint is the only one I can get to work fine with no screen tearing and other retarded issues
>>55620884
Xfce or bust, anon.
xfce because it seems to be the only DE with a functional desktop
also it has a cute logo
>>55620903
This
>>55620884
weston, englitement, gnome, orbment, velox, motorcar
>>55620884
i'd have to go for LXDE myself. i don't use a computer to look at fancy decorations, and it's fast and light.
>>55621517
why would you use lxde when xfce exists?
>>55621334
>>55621517
>>55621532
Enjoy your no Wayland, fags.
i3wm and no DE
openbox
My favorite is xfce but I never could resolve the screen tearing issue. I started to like unity but the applications menu is a clusterfuck on par with windows. I'm using kde right now and while it takes some getting used to, at least I can find everything and video doesn't tear.
>>55621822
Also, unity has shit for settings.
>>55621822
>I never could resolve the screen tearing issue
disable the default compositor and use compton
I just start compton in my .xinitrc
it works for my nvidia 770
>>55620884
K D E
I used to have doubts but KDE Neon ended them. KDE really is the best.
Hopefully with the LTS release in October I can start recommending it to normies and not just to edge casers on /g/.
>>55620903
>>55621377
XFCE
LXDE
>>55620903
If you have a WM, a panel and a file manager you are already using a DE retard
Windows Explorer
21 years and still undefeated.
>>55623547
>still undefeated
I didn't know there was a special olympics for file managers.
>>55623681
Windows Explorer is a file manager and desktop environment senpai.
The first process takes the form of the DE. Any additional process takes the form of a file explorer Windows. This makes it so file management is fully integrated in the DE.
openbox
>>55620884
Unity just works. Why does everyone not just use it?
>>55623772
>going through the trouble of setting up and using Linux
>ending up with Mac OS: the Linux distro
