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schmeggahead
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 Posted: Mon Sep 01, 2008 9:08 pm Post subject: LiveCD windowing system |
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I read and can no longer find the reference, that the livecd was using a lightweight windowing system (I'm assuming it still uses X underneath like KDE & Gnome).
Can someone enlighten me as to what system that is?
I would like to investigate it for some of my less capable systems. |
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RedSquirrel
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| Posted: Tue Sep 02, 2008 9:15 pm Post subject: Re: LiveCD windowing system |
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| schmeggahead wrote: | I read and can no longer find the reference, that the livecd was using a lightweight windowing system (I'm assuming it still uses X underneath like KDE & Gnome).
Can someone enlighten me as to what system that is?
I would like to investigate it for some of my less capable systems. |
Xfce is a desktop environment (like GNOME and KDE, only lighter). You could also try a window manager on its own for your older systems, for example, Fluxbox, Openbox, fvwm, dwm, ratpoison...
http://xwinman.org |
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