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[SOLVED] KDE3/4 to Xfce and very happy
[SOLVED] KDE3/4 to Xfce and very happy
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Last edited by 1624 on 2016-11-02 20:30, edited 2 times in total.
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Re: KDE3/4 to Xfce and very happy
KDE 4 won't use that much RAM. You have something else going on eating up your memory.
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Re: KDE3/4 to Xfce and very happy
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Re: KDE3/4 to Xfce and very happy
If you go for Xfce I'd recommend you MATE, in my opinion is much better than Xfce.
MATE is more polished, easier, quicker, more solid, and i think with long future.. MATE is going to include "unity bar apps" soon..
In my opinion and for my taste:
- KDE, MATE, Unity are Great
- Xfce, Gnome are Good
- Cinnamon, Lxde, others, are shitty
MATE is more polished, easier, quicker, more solid, and i think with long future.. MATE is going to include "unity bar apps" soon..
In my opinion and for my taste:
- KDE, MATE, Unity are Great
- Xfce, Gnome are Good
- Cinnamon, Lxde, others, are shitty
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Re: KDE3/4 to Xfce and very happy
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Re: KDE3/4 to Xfce and very happy
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Last edited by 1624 on 2016-11-02 20:31, edited 1 time in total.
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Re: KDE3/4 to Xfce and very happy
Yeah, I wish there was an official Debian Openbox spin, but one can do a netinstall and then add Openbox. Alternatively, BunsenLabs is a very nice option.1624 wrote:What is with that no openbox direction?
Re: KDE3/4 to Xfce and very happy
I use LXDE/Openbox and find it to be fine/good. Installed via livecd route http://cdimage.debian.org/cdimage/unoff ... so-hybrid/ Pretty sure the LXDE choice came with Openbox by default (the non-free CD's in that list are pretty much identical to the official versions that exclude non-free http://cdimage.debian.org/debian-cd/cur ... so-hybrid/).
How did you install LXQt? I can't find it in the (stable jessie) repository. Are you using backports?
How did you install LXQt? I can't find it in the (stable jessie) repository. Are you using backports?
Re: KDE3/4 to Xfce and very happy
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Last edited by 1624 on 2016-11-02 20:31, edited 1 time in total.
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Re: KDE3/4 to Xfce and very happy
Thanks 1624
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Kiitos
I prefer to stick with stable (Mieluummin kiinni vakaa)
Have you tried google translate? for example
You can also enter a web address and it will translate all of that for example
Re: KDE3/4 to Xfce and very happy
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Re: KDE3/4 to Xfce and very happy
Hmmm--I just backported MATE 1.16 to stable Jessie a couple days ago, and I can't truly see much difference between it and the xfce4 4.12 (also backported) I usually run. They are basically both lightweight gtk 2 desktops (my backport followed a PPA that configured MATE to build against gtk 2 whenever possible, to avoid those damn gtk 3 issues such as incompatible themes). They certainly have a lot more in common when compared to KDE 4, which I also have installed.
Getting back to KDE mysteriously eating up a lot of RAM...is this on a true Jessie platform, or one where you have installed binary packages from outside Jessie...from Siduction, perhaps? ⊙▃⊙ ¬_¬
Getting back to KDE mysteriously eating up a lot of RAM...is this on a true Jessie platform, or one where you have installed binary packages from outside Jessie...from Siduction, perhaps? ⊙▃⊙ ¬_¬
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Re: KDE3/4 to Xfce and very happy
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Last edited by 1624 on 2016-11-02 20:32, edited 1 time in total.
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Re: KDE3/4 to Xfce and very happy
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Last edited by 1624 on 2016-11-02 20:32, edited 1 time in total.
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Re: KDE3/4 to Xfce and very happy
Much of the decline in free memory will simply be down to cached data. If you want to free that back up again then as root run1624 wrote:I Install pure Debian 8 + KDE and watch one movie.
First free -h is before movie and second is finished watching.
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sync && echo 3 > /proc/sys/vm/drop_caches