Panel and taskbar integration?

[Ken Moffat]

Biju Chacko wrote:

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>>Yes, recommended. IceWM is a very light, responsive, easily customized
>>wm with a taskbar.
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>I always found the default config so ugly that I couldn't stick with it
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>It (as do KDE and GNOME) also looks too much like windows for my taste.
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>Thats all pretty subjective. By all accounts it is an excellent WM.
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>hmmm ... maybe I'll pull it down and use it for a week or two.
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i use libranet, which defaults to ice, and have grown to like it a lot. 
xfce is quicker, both to start and to start programs, but the single 
menu/task bar is a nice extra if you need it, and the ice taskbar is 
small. True it's not flashy, but that's not necessarily bad. There are 
lots of themes.

I do like xfce4 a lot, and gnome2 is nice looking, but incomplete, it 
seems. (coming along, though). I guess if the truth be told, I'm a 
fickle window manager switcher. dI like that about ice. The wm's are on 
the menu.

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Ken