Ude

UDE, the Unix Desktop Environment, is a Desktop environment for the X Window System. Given its efficient and lightweight design it can be used on almost any Unix-like operating system, mostly without any porting effort to be done at all.

The User Interface

UDE's User interface philosophy is quite different from that of other Desktop environments. It is designed to be used very efficiently after a short learning phase.
  is no Task bar or Desktop panel or equivalent. Windows don't have a title bar and there are no buttons to close, resize, iconify or maximize windows on the window borders. These buttons are replaced by the so-called hex menu or honeycomb that appears when the user clicks on the window border (See picture). 
User interaction works entirely by using the different mouse buttons on window borders and the desktop background. Combinations of mouse clicks are used to trigger more complex actions such as moving a window from one Workspace to another or loading multiple programs (or multiple instances of a single program) at a time. For that reason, efficient usage of UDE is only possible using a three-button mouse. As of today, UDE offers only very basic support for keyboard shortcuts.

External links

http://udeproject.sourceforge.net

 

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