Playing with Fluxbox June 29th, 2008

I have started to use Fluxbox on my personal laptop. I like it so much that I will soon make the change for my work computer (yes, I am allowed to use Ubuntu at work). Fluxbox is a extremely light desktop environment for Linux and I found it by chance when using ophcrack live cd at work to solve a problem trying to crack a windows password from an old computer. You can try it without messing anything on your Gnome or Kde setup. Just do: sudo apt-get install fluxbox Then logout and select "Fluxbox" as your session before you login. This file is my (ongoing) effort to start customizing shortcuts. Just a note to new users: the menu is found by right clicking on an empty space on your desktop.
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4 Responses to “Playing with Fluxbox”

  1. admin On

    I had to stop using fluxbox since I was too used to Gnome :(

  2. McCallister On

    I'm not sure when you posted this since there is no date, but are you still using fluxbox?

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