Comparing the Window Managers: Which is Best for You?
Are you unhappy with the functionality of your desktop? Are the menus distracting, the system slow to start, etc? Would you rather have a minimal layout? A faster boot speed? In that case, you need to look at the window managers available for Linux users.
Window Managers are essentially the programs that control the way your menus and windows are arranged, moved, etc. They can completely change the feel of your computer, and be used to optimize your workspace for whatever you need it to do.
IceWM
This window manager is touted as the best choice for minimalists, and you'll see why the moment you enter the IceWM website. The window manager is so light, so small that you'll hardly believe it's there. Your login speeds will increase greatly over Gnome and KDE, and you'll be presented with a small, clean desktop and menus. There is no bloat, no slow speeds; just simple menus and blazing fast speeds.
Fluxbox
Another minimalistic window manager,
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