>>Last Tuesday 10 August 2004 22:30, Andrew Dahlin was like: >> >>>Now for the question: which window manager are you using for audio work and >>>why? I don't mean for this to start a flame war... notice it wasn't titled >>>"what's the best window manager?" ;) I just want to take an informal survey >>>of what everyone is using and see why people use what they do. fluxbox for me. (0.9.9 Erik - I have some problems too, but only since moving to xorg-x11...) I must say that after a couple of years with fluxbox I've been very happy with how well it works. It's always been stable for me, and it loads so few things that top is relatively clean. That said, I seem to be developing a frustration with Linux window managers and menu management. It seems that for fluxbox I have to manage my menu using vi. It seems for Mozilla I have to manage my bookmarks with their editor. I recently started doing some more work in Windows (since I cannot get wireless working under Linux yet) and had been doing a bunch of browsing and bookmarking. It's so nice in IE being able to rearrange my bookmarks by just dragging them around. Same for the start menu. Just drag apps to the area you want them in the menu. Do any of the light weight Linux window managers support this? Thanks, Mark
