Unix-like

Fast, lightweight, and a great option for use in scripts (shell / Python / etc).

i love the usability of moc. so straightforward for playing through my library. I find the command line presentation calming

I use qtile as my window manager and rofi as my application launcher. Clipcat provides good features to integrate with window managers such as qtile, i3, leftwm and it can invoke application launchers such as rofi, dmenu for selecting clipboard entry.

Altamente personalizable, muy ligera, para cualquier tipo de setup

Nice! no clientside decorations, not bloated like kde and it works on all unix systems.

I use it since years, it was one of XFCEs biggest mistakes to replace xfe as the default file manager.

I you're used to the command line, Clifm is simple, fast, and incredibly powerful.

Used T-Bird for years. Could no longer send email. Down loaded Evolution, also could not send. When I uninstalled it something in it locked me out of the online roadrunner email. Had to wipe out the hard disk and reinstall ubuntu.

Built in to plasma, this tool is awesome and is being well developed and improved so that many comments in Slant are now outdated and irrelevant.

I love how easy to navigate through it, and over all its just good to get the over.

Lightweight, easy to customize.

Been using it for years, cant live without it

Daily driver for about a year. Light version stable and complete. Attractive ux and installer is well done.

Awesome is pretty great, I didn't find too difficult too config considering it is written in Lua, I like Qtile very well, but I have too many issues with python. I have used DWM, SpectrWM is probably my favorite after LeftWM and Awesome.

15 years experience with yakuake. tried to use other ones, but still comming back to Yakuake. The best out of the box drop down terminal : flawless for me