I've been using KDE, GNOME for a short while to see where they are in usability. Got bored and started using hyperland setup for a few months now. I was also using i3 for years before thag.
Arch Linux
The beloved lightweight distro
I just switched from GNOME to Xfce after many years of the former. I had enough after some extensions broke for the millionth time. And the amount of resources used was bonkers. Currently working on setting up Xfce to my liking (sorry for the spam, got a network error and ended up with multiple posts)
Qtile
I am using Budgie on Manjaro. It's pretty great!
I recently switched to hyprland, love it!
I use windowmaker and plasma. I also dabble in icewm
Haven’t heard of windowmaker before
I recently switched to hyprland, love it!
I recently switched to hyprland, love it!
I recently switched to hyprland, love it!
I recently switched to hyprland, it's great! I used KDE before but wanted to touch base with a tiling wm.
I enjoy gnome with the arcMenu extension https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/3628/arcmenu/ I will include usually some other extensions, but arcMenu is what makes the experience a lot better than the stock one for me.
icewm is awesome for what i need! lightweight and simple, with good themes online.
I use Cinnamon which is quite a niche I think, but I really like the minimalistic design. My main requirement for a DE is for it to not get into my way.
Hyprland window manager on my PC and laptop at the moment, but I might switch (back) to KDE soon for some QoL stuff and bc why not lol
XFCE on Arch...been using it for years.
herbstluftwm - I remember there were reasons why I chose it, but I don't remember them xD
XFCE with the WM replaced with Openbox. Ask me about my Openbox keyboard bindings for window moving and resizing :)
I kind of want to try KDE again, but I still feel it's too laggy, at least on my machine with intel graphics.
qtile and picom. It took some getting used to but I never want to leave the luxury of dynamic tiling.