All posts tagged "desktop"
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763Science and technologyRevamp your previous Linux desktop with Joe’s Window Manager
Joe’s Window Manager (JWM for brief) is a light-weight window supervisor for X11. It’s written in C, minimally utilizing Xlib. Because it...
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703Science and technologyCustomize your Linux desktop with FVWM
The FVWM window supervisor began out as modifications to TWM, again in 1993. After a number of years of iteration, what emerged...
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596Science and technologyWhy select Xfce on your light-weight Linux desktop
The Xfce desktop has a selected, self-stated aim: to be quick on a system with low sources whereas being visually interesting and...
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621Science and technologyGetting began with the GNOME Linux desktop
The GNOME challenge is the Linux desktop’s darling, and deservedly so. It started because the free and open desktop different to proprietary...
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782Science and technologyPekwm: A light-weight Linux desktop
Let’s say you desire a light-weight desktop atmosphere, with simply sufficient to get graphics on the display screen, transfer some home windows...
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626Science and technologyWhy select Budgie in your Linux desktop
No matter what desktop you utilize, there’s all the time one thing you need to change about it. One of the most...
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612Science and technologyModernize your Linux desktop with Enlightenment
One of Linux’s many benefits is its means to put in and run on outdated computer systems. What Linux cannot technically do...
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660Science and technologyJava nonetheless related, Linux desktop, and extra trade developments
As a part of my function as a senior product advertising and marketing supervisor at an enterprise software program firm with an...
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716Science and technologyfour to-do listing managers for the Linux desktop
Ah, the standard to-do listing. When used badly, it turns into a supply of stress and a set off for procrastination. When...
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600Science and technologyHow the Linux desktop has grown
I first put in Linux in 1993. At that point, you actually did not have many choices for putting in the working...