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▶Lightweight desktop apps Anonymous 11/06/18 (Tue) 17:55:30 No.995285>>995298 >>995561 [Watch Thread][Show All Posts]

What are some lightweight clean desktop apps withtout bloat that don't pull in over a hundred packages? Terminal applications are nice and tiling window managers are nice too but on the desktop i sometimes like having a more mouse centric workflow.

I recently installed xfe for file management and it's very nice, I think it only has some python dependency. It has everything I need and also a very nice two-panel view.

Recommend anything, window managers, file browsers, web browsers, image viewers, video players, music players, email clients, image editors, office applcations etc.

▶Anonymous 11/06/18 (Tue) 18:16:47 No.995290>>995294 >>995298

claws mail

geany

totem

▶Anonymous 11/06/18 (Tue) 18:30:42 No.995294>>995298

>>995290

>claws

Sylpheed

>totem

Are you joking, nigger?

▶Anonymous 11/06/18 (Tue) 18:40:21 No.995298>>995307 >>995311

>>995285 (OP)

THIS IS NOT REDDIT

YOU HAVE TO GO BACK

>bumping his thread

kys

▶Anonymous 11/06/18 (Tue) 18:52:10 No.995307

>>995298

>says the bloatware enthusiast

▶Anonymous 11/06/18 (Tue) 19:00:46 No.995311>>995313

>>995298

fuck off shill.

sudo apt-get remove chrome* *google* fonts-noto*

sudo apt-get remove rust* libstd-rust* cargo*

sudo apt-get remove snapd* libsnapd*

▶Anonymous 11/06/18 (Tue) 19:05:26 No.995313

>>995311

Why would install this shit in the first place? Why would you not use Gentoo if you don't want shit dependencies coming automagically?

▶Anonymous ## Board Volunteer 11/06/18 (Tue) 19:52:18 No.995327

There is already a "Software Minimalism" thread >>970003

Check the catalog before posting.

▶Anonymous 11/07/18 (Wed) 17:08:31 No.995561

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>>995285 (OP)

TDE unironically. It's a KDE 3.5 fork that has all the bells and whistles, and it only uses about 250MB of RAM. It doesn't require any ricing or heavy customization. 99% of it just works out of the box.

What I really like about TDE is that on recent Plasma versions, Gnome 3, MATE, XFCE, and other desktop environments and window managers I was relying heavily on the terminal to get stuff done because the GUI applications were too complex or didn't offer enough functionality. I can use the command line well enough but having a well rounded GUI makes stuff easier. Q4OS with TDE has a nice default setup that allows me to easily navigate my system with a few buttons, and using the terminal has become secondary. It's like using Windows but with a Linux base system that's actually useful.

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