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There's no contradiction between wanting to use Gnome and wanting to use XMonad. Personally, I think I slightly prefer the default Unity experience over Gnome 2, Windows 7, or Max OS - but its hard to customize in the ways I want. However, with a simple

  sudo aptitude install xmonad suckless-tools gnome-session-fallback
  sudo vim /usr/share/gnome-sessions/gnome-classic.session
and change the window manger to xmonad I'm happy as a clam.


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