Window manager (I use windowmaker)?

I dint ever use windows maker as my primary windows manager in my Linux system but have tried it. I agree that it is very fast and takes less system resources but is not that user friendly. Maybe because I dint explore it well. But First impression is the best impression and my first impression was that it is too difficult to use and it don't provide much functionality. Window manager I have used and still using is KDE. It is very easy to use and highly configure. iwyrobi you can customize KDE to look and work like Mac OS.

I use fluxbox. It's lightweight and easily configurable (from a text editor.)

while a go i use it, but it to small in functional. then a switch to Gnome. i like it much. why there is no Mac OS X interface in linux?

I like WindowMaker very much because I like NEXTSTEP, but don't use it. It's good, but somehow not so good as the original. I use at the moment KDE for Linux and terminal console + screen for OpenBSD on my notebook. :-)

i use gnome with XGL and Beryl on my notebook, and KDE on desktop pc, i never tied windowmaker