So I've been looking for a light, preferably rolling linux release for my 15 year old Thinkpad T61. And I have to say, I think I'll stick with the Icewm (Generic Desktop) option quit a lot. It's fully functional and pretty snappy on this old beasty.
Anybody else install this as a midpoint and decide to stay?
Going to install Tumbleweed KDE in few hours. Help me trim excess fat.
If an application does not use it, it does not consume resources, so unless you have disk space problems, deleting applications will not make the system leaner.
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Things happened and I need to reinstall my OS. This time I wish to make it lean, while maintaining proper KDE installation. I have been using SUSE since 2006 so you can pretty much expect me to know what I'm doing.
I'll be using this primarily for web browsing. Other than games, offices, and multimedia and graphics editing patterns, can you recommend me non-critical packages/patterns that I can get rid of?
If an application does not use it, it does not consume resources, so unless you have disk space problems, deleting applications will not make the system leaner.
Go for a run while it is actually doing the install.. Best advice I can give after 20 years of Linux and losing 60 lbs in the last 3 years.
Which desktop environment has good implementation and integration with opensuse tumbleweed?
Which desktop environment opensuse tumbleweed users prefer to use?