[Linux Window Managers]

I mostly use Openbox.

[Mandrake 10.1 Official Released]

Yeah. That's odd (that the screensavers don't work).

[Mandrake 10.1 Official Released]

Perhaps you aren't accelerating your video card? Run:

$ glxinfo | grep direct

Post the output here.

[Favorite Wm?]

KDE is the only WM that doesn't produce strange video artifacts on my monitor.

Hmm... that's odd. Could you post a screenshot of that (strange things on the monitor)?

[Some Notable Irc Programs]

Oh, lol, I didn't even know there was a Windows version. Sorry

[Some Notable Irc Programs]

Don't forget XChat.

[Favorite Wm?]

Openbox is a little different than the other *boxes. For some reason, I don't like the way that Fluxbox, Blackbox, Waimea, etc. handle windows. It just feel weird to me. Openbox handles them how I want, though, and does it very nicely. It's also really easy to theme for (like all the *boxes) and is really configurable. Plus, like all the *boxes, it's very resource-light. You can get it at http://www.openbox.org

Here's a screenshot of it (running xftaskbar4, too)

[Favorite Wm?]

I use Openbox, for the most part. I've gotten in the habit of using xftaskbar4 while using Openbox, though, because I like a quicker way to flip through windows than alt+tab.

[Help With Linux Date And Time]

Yeah, that would work. Any live CD with a shell would work; just do that same thing (chroot, passwd, exit).

[Help With Linux Date And Time]

If the Mandrake CD has a shell you can drop into (never used it so I don't know), you can also just chroot to your root partition and then run passwd to reset it.

# chroot /dev/hda1
# passwd
# exit

Of course, replace /dev/hda1 with whatever the drive/partition is, e.g. /dev/hda3, /dev/hdb2, etc.

[Post Your Desktop?]

My latest desktop:

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