On 8 May 2017 at 12:33, Jussi Kukkonen <jussi.kukko...@intel.com> wrote:
> Sato is extremely lightweight (not just runtime-wise but with regards to > build time and maintenance effort). I admit I'm not familiar with LXDE but > other DEs known as lightweight are in reality on another level compared to > Sato... Sato projects themselves are tiny and depend on very little: this > is quite beneficial since it keeps the automated test runtimes reasonable. > Also Sato works on a wide range of devices: if you have a 30" monitor with a keyboard/mouse, or a 4" touchscreen, it is still usable. It's not optimal on anything, but it's functional on everything. Put LXDE on a 4" capacitive touchscreen and you'll probably have trouble getting anything to start. Obviously if you're happy to say "I target desktop users" then there's meta-gnome, meta-xfce, and so on. Ross
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