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CPU Pentium II 266 MHz RAM 192 Hard Disk 5400 rpm moderate - fast
VIA 400 MHz RAm 256 MB HDD 5400 rpm moderate - fast
Pentium III 600 MHz 512 MB 4500 rpm - fast
QEMU emulation on AMD Athlon 1.6(1.4 GHz) ram 128 MB QEMU disk image fast
AMD Athlon 1.6 (1.4 GHz) 512 MB 7200 rpm very fast
Recommended configuration
* The hardware requirements of LXDE are similiar to Windows 98
(Maybe a little bit higher). An old Pentium II CPU is enough.
* After X11 and LXDE are started, the total memory usage is about
45 MB on i386 machines. (This value may be higher or lower according to
different system configurations.)
* Though LXDE itself doesn't require better hardware, other
applications under X do need it. For example, Firefox and OpenOffice.org
2 are quite memory-hungry. So it's recommended that you have a RAM of
more than 128 MB.
Components
PCManFM
The ultimate fast and robust file manager. It provides tabbed file
browsing and desktop icons with low system resource usage.
LXPanel
Feature-rich yet user-friendly desktop panel providing most crucial
functions you expect from a desktop panel. Configuration is done through
a graphic user interface.
LXSession
Standard-compliant X11 session manager with shutdown/reboot/suspend
supports via HAL and gdm (LXSession Lite is a stripped-down lightweight
version without X11 session management support, and it's more stable).
LXAppearance
LXAppearance is a new feature-rich GTK+ theme switcher able to
change GTK+ themes, icon themes, and fonts used by applications.
LXLauncher
LXLauncher enables the desktop to have topic oriented desktops.
Openbox
Lightweight, standard-compliant, and highly-configurable window
manager (adapted by LXDE. We suggest using this as default window
manager.). This can be replaced by any other window manager like icewm,
fluxbox, metacity, ...etc.
GPicView
A very simple, fast, and lightweight image viewer featuring
immediate startup.
Leafpad
Lightweight and simple text editor adapted by LXDE. (We suggest
using this as default text editor.).
LXDE Common
LXDE Common is the default settings configuration file for
integrating the different components of LXDE. LXDE Common manages the
system behavior and functions to integrate icons and artwork.
LXTerminal
Desktop-independent VTE-based terminal emulator for LXDE without
any unnecessary dependency (All instances share the same process to
reduce memory usage).
XArchiver
Lightweight, fast, and desktop-independent gtk+-based file archiver
(adapted by LXDE. We suggest using this as as default archiver).
LXRandR
Monitor configuring tool. You can plug in another screen into LXDE
or choose to use a big screen projector. Local screen and extenal screen
can be used at the same time. LXRandR configures the screen solution
automatically.
LXNM
Lightweight network connection manager. LXNM is a helper daemon for
LXDE supporting wireless connections (Linux-only).
GtkNetCat
Graphic User Interface for netcat. Netcat provides system functions
as a computer networking utility for reading from and writing to network
connections on either TCP or UDP.
Features
Lightweight
It needs less CPU and performs extremely well with reasonable memory.
Fast
It runs well even on older computers produced in 1999.
Energy saving
It requires less energy to perform tasks to other systems on the
market.
Simply Beautiful
It includes an internationalized and polished user interface
powered by GTK+ 2.
Easy to use
It provides a choice to use the simple eeepc like Launcher user
interface or a MS Windows like application panel.
Customizable
It is easy to customize the look and feel of LXDE.
Additional Features
It offers additional features like tabbed file browsing or menu run
dialogs known from operating systems like Mac OS. Icons of new
applications show up after install on desktop.
Desktop independent
Every component can be used independently from other components of
LXDE offering the flexibility to use LXDE parts with different Unix like
systems.
Standard compliant
It follows standards as specified by freedesktop.org.
Distros currently using LXDE
PUD GNU/Linux
Ubuntu-based installable live cd with LXDE.
TinyMe
PCLinuxOS-based tiny distro using some components of LXDE.
Slitaz
Extremely small live cd using most of the components of LXDE.
Greenie
Ubuntu-based OS with LXDE and GNOME desktop enviroments.
Ubuntulite
Member of Ubuntu Derivatives featuring LXDE.
Vectorlinux LITE
VectorLinux LITE edition.
Myah OS 3.0 Box edition
LXDE flavor of Myah OS.
gOS 3.0
Linux with Google gadgets and LXDE components.
Zenwalk 3.0
Multi-purpose Linux with LXDE components focusing on Internet
applications, multimedia and programming tools.
Parted Magic 3.1
A easy-of-use partition tool now based on LXDE.
Mandriva
Mandriva netbook version with LXDE.
Fedora 10
The community version of RedHat Linux.
is that enough!
SO.... I am in favor of this desktop environment for rbl business
edition.i am using at defult 'DE'
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