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I'm a devout Slackware Linux user and thought I'd start uploading some screen-shots of how I have my Slackware set up. With Slackware there are 7 different types of "desktops" (called window managers, x window systems, or x-servers) Each one is unique in it's own way in terms of features, aesthetics, and it's use of system resources. The whole list of window managers (in the order of resource consumption) is: KDE, XFCE, Fluxbox, Blackbox, Windowmaker, FvWM2, and TWM (most don't really count TWM because it went obsolete in the late 80's). This particular screen-cap is of Windowmaker, my preferred window manager.

Description
I'm a devout Slackware Linux user and thought I'd start uploading some screen-shots of how I have my Slackware set up. With Slackware there are 7 different types of "desktops" (called window managers, x window systems, or x-servers) Each one is unique in it's own way in terms of features, aesthetics, and it's use of system resources. The whole list of window managers (in the order of resource consumption) is: KDE, XFCE, Fluxbox, Blackbox, Windowmaker, FvWM2, and TWM (most don't really count TWM because it went obsolete in the late 80's). This particular screen-cap is of Windowmaker, my preferred window manager.