Which desktop do you run on freebsd/linux

[Alain De Vos]

freebsd:mate
linux:budgie

 

[cracauer@]

fvwm2 when I can. KDE when not.

 

[johnnymanly]

KDE on both.

 

[drhowarddrfine]

i3 but it's not a desktop.
I don't run Linux at all.

How many times has this been asked this year?

 

[Espionage724]

FreeBSD: Xfce
Linux: GNOME

 

[Hiroo Ono]

FreeBSD: hikari (it is really a Wayland compositor though).
As the development is abondoned, I am maintaining my own fork.
I do not run Linux.

 

[fmc000]

FreeBSD: CDE

(nothing else in my fleet)

 

[Stefan2]

XFCE

 

[freezr]

XFCE4

 

[daridro]

i3, unconditionally.
If I need to convince people to move from m$ without frightening them, then I fire up Openbox to show some kind of "windows".

 

[bda65]

spectrwm. Only tilers for me. spectrwm is underrated.
Used Sway and River on wayland for 10 months with Arch Linux this year. Wayland is not better / faster than X11.

 

[hruodr]

twm.

 

[magnusridolph]

FreeBSD: sway
Linux: niri

 

[tuxador]

Plasma6 everywhere.

 

[Crivens]

tcsh? Does that count?

 

[cadahl]

KDE (after many years of XFCE).

 

[Andrey Lanin]

On FreeBSD - twm. On Linux - default DE (don't care, I use it as bhyve VM guest only).

 

[loveydovey]

KDE ftw

 

[scottro]

On both. The dwm tiling window manager, or openbox. If I have to use Wayland, the equivalents, dwl, and labwc. bda65 I used to use spectrwm, and have an ancient page on it, probably 10 years old https://srobb.net/spectrwm.html and I liked it, but wound up with dwm.

 

[hern42]

i3wm on my main freebsd laptop.
(switched from xfce a year ago, recently installed an old laptop with ubuntu (and didn't like it one bit!) and lxqt, it was nice and sober)