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@panosGR, try LXDE. It's really lightweight and it's an improvement over XFCE. I really recommend it...
- 11-10-2011 #11Just Joined!
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@panosGR, try LXDE. It's really lightweight and it's an improvement over XFCE. I really recommend it
- 11-10-2011 #12Just Joined!
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I downloaded the live CD of Fedora Xfce and ran it and I'm pretty impressed with the speed (boot up time and desktop responsiveness)!!
@basica: I'll also try LXDE since I have it on my netbook (although I have a Mint distro there)
I'm guessing that in any of the two (Xfce/LXDE), I can install my (proprietary) nVidia drivers, right?
- 11-10-2011 #13Just Joined!
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I reckon you should try FreeDOS with OpenGEM! it will take up 49MB of space, leaving you with plenty of space. It also runs on the latest CPU's and is apparently SMP capable!
- 11-10-2011 #14Linux Guru
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Both XFCE and LXDE use the X-Windows system for display purposes, so the nVidia driver will be just fine.
Originally Posted by panosGR 
Sometimes, real fast is almost as good as real time.
Just remember, Semper Gumbi - always be flexible!
- 11-12-2011 #15Just Joined!
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I use Debian for Desktop and Server I found it very stable.
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