Todd Walton said:
> I keep switching between Gnome and KDE. Both are installed, and I'll
> go for a couple of weeks at a time with each. I do like the
> simple-ness of Gnome, but there are a few specific things I don't
> like:
>
> 1) Can't scroll-wheel on the desktop to switch virtual desktops.
> 2) Window-bars in task bar are always switching size with no apparent
> rationality.
> 3) Right click on window title bar doesn't get me the plethora of
> window control options that KDE gives me.
> 4) The standard file selector box. Why *must* I point and click? Why
> can't I type?
I don't like either. I hate task bars, they take up my valuable screen
space. I choose Windowmaker on every system I work on. It's less
cluttered, doesn't put those damn icons on the desktop. If I want
graphical links to programs, I just drag them to the dock. If I want
none, I don't create them. I can scroll between virtual desktops with
the mouse wheel just fine. Menus are in the root window.
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