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Does anyone actually use Enlightenment?
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Enlightenment has a fantastic feature set and some very interesting ways of using a Linux desktop.
But...the themes are just so 2005. It's hard to look past that, or at least make it a little bit 2015 at the least.
Could you expand on that? What is exceptional about the feature set, and how does e use the desktop differently?
The virtual desktops functionality is miles above any other DE, specifically. The settings are really simple, and the options in the right click context menus are really well featured.