On Thursday 25 September 2003 06:00, Tilo Riemer wrote:
> Hello,
>
> > The brief is to create a minimal Unix system based on a solid core.
> > It would be intended to run desktop machines and workstations, and
> > to be a small and light as possible.
>
> If you want it to have light and small KDE is definitive the wrong
> desktop environment. I recommend using of ROX (rox.sourceforge.net),
> it's light, very fast, elegant and have a very smart DND concept.
>
>
> Best regards, Tilo

Try PWM also. It's one of the smallest window managers I've seen, 
supports forced tabbing, and is almost perfectly customizable. For 
tiny/quick/out-of-your-way, pwm is me fave. But now that I've heard of 
rox, I'll try it out. But out of about 15 window managers I evaluated 
just about 4 months ago, pwm was for me the best.

Oh, it also supports dockable applets, so all those little eyecandy 
programs out there work perfectly under pwm. :)
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