After takin' a swig o' grog, Terry Porter belched out
this bit o' wisdom:
> Chris Ahlstrom wrote:
>
>> Fluxbox. Here's what I like about it:
>>
>> - Lean. Works well on the OLPC XO, for example. ...
>
> I've been running IceWM for about the last 9 years, it's similar to Fluxbox
> and Blackbox, both of which I like.
>
> Debian lenny runs xfce on the EeePC900 dual boot with Ubuntu gnome, which is
> very pretty!
I no longer select "Desktop Environment" when first installing Debian on a
host. I unselect it, leaving "Standard system" in place. Then I add only
the things I really want: gdm, fluxbox, mrxvt, mutt, slrn, vim/vim-gtk, GNU
dev tools, valgrind, doxygen, graphviz, ncftp, iceweasel, mpd/mpc/gmpc,
OpenOffice, gkrellm+plugins, cups, samba, nfs-server, xbindkeys,
openssh-server, and then whatever is suggested by the dependencies.
On my 64-bit home server/workstation, /usr uses about 2 Gb.
On the laptop, though, it's about 12 Gb, which also includes a ton of themes
and wallpaper, as well as the OpenOffice clipart package and the massive
texlive install.
Still use fluxbox on it, though.
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Condense soup, not books!
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