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A Little Side Trip to e17

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For fun a few interesting screenshots of e17 rigs that readers might like. Note that the resolution is by todays standard primitive but on purpose: it shows the power and configurability of e. So enjoy this little side tripe and if well received perhaps more will come with other environments or just plain window managers.

For fun a few interesting screenshots of e17 rigs that readers might like. Note that the resolution is by todays standard primitive but on purpose: it shows the power and configurability of e. So enjoy this little side tripe and if well received perhaps more will come with other environments or just plain window managers.

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Comments (2)

caitlyn ·
...but the development pace has been glacial and time has passed it by. If I want a lightweight WM there are ones that are much lighter. If I want eye candy the e, which once was thought of as the eye candy desktop for Linux, just doesn't have much by current standards.

herzeleid ·
I was once eagerly awaiting the final release of e17, but I haven't seen any progress towards a release in the past 5 years. Apparently there is nobody at the wheel.

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