SaidinUnleashed


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Posted: Nov. 11 2005,18:27 |
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I disagree completely.
Fluxbox should, and probably will stay the default. The windows interface is familiar to MS users, yes, but that still doesn't make it a good interface.
The Windows interface is horribly inefficient to work with.
JWM is fine to let ex-microsoft users be comfortable when they start using Linux, but it should not be a crutch that keeps them using a really very crappy interface.
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