not a support question
Raphael
offlineMember
hi all friends
may be u know this news
but i remenber pankso run in a test Razor-qt
i have found and other project light:
Slax project (old project)
but ultim news
KDE in 177MB
http://www.tomas-m.com/blog/18897-KDE-in-177MB-The-answer-is-Slax.html
it is always interesting, i think, to compare project
that's all
tx
ps: kde!!!! always in live?!!!
prefer gnome, nu? ;)
Trixar_za
offlineKey Master
Just say no to bloat. Fitting KDE in 177MB is amazing? Try 30MB for our SliTaz Qt!
We use RazorQt which gives you a very flexible KDE clone that will hog less of the resources. Pankso also recently updated and expanded the RazorQt components, so SliTaz Qt is just getting better and better...
I still prefer lighter alternatives. Give me LXDE or XFCE4 over GNOME anyday.
devl547
offline~ # cook my_life
>KDE in 177MB
Size? I bet, I can make it even smaller)
Trixar_za
offlineKey Master
He admitted on the blog he could probably make it even smaller. But what's the point? KDE is mostly just bloat.
Aleksej
offlineCoder-hobbyist
But what's the point? KDE is mostly just bloat.
Not only bloat. KDE is well integrated desktop environment. Complete thing where you have all you need to work with system and manage system. And it have own interesting programs (maybe not so bloated, but using bloated KDE as its engine).
Well, I still prefer our not-well-integrated but light-and-speed SliTaz.
Raphael
offlineMember
and what u think about Mate Desktop?
(a fork of gnome 2)
http://mate-desktop.org/
it can run with how much MB?
for u it is a well integrated desktop environment or need something?
Trixar_za
offlineKey Master
I'm more a hybrid fan. I like systems that are integratable parts, but which parts can also be used seperately. LXDE is an example of this.
You can also use parts of XFCE4 seperately, but it's a bit too integrated in itself so it's a pain to make some parts work with other components.
Not so much for MATE or that fork by Mint Linux (Cinnamon?). It's still way too bloated (as in all-inclusive and application heavy) for my taste.
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