This is an interesting topic. I really don't know how to recognize them
before testing them. But looking to other so called lightweight
distributions and there default applications would be one way to do
this. Another one would be looking at the homepages of the different
applications and trying
Le jeudi 19 août 2010 à 22:49 +, Benny Hult a écrit :
I don't know about you, but somehow that Sylpheed feels weird and just
doesn't work for me.
I've used Claws Mail with slower machines instead of Thunderbird and
it's fast and smooth to use.
Claws Mail was proposed sometimes ago. You
Le vendredi 20 août 2010 à 12:53 +0700, Duy Hùng Trần a écrit :
When I introduce Lubuntu to people in my country, I'm sure the most
asked questions are: How to ... in Lubuntu?, What software to ...
in Lubuntu?. Most people in Vietnam still use Microsoft Windows, they
don't know about Linux,
To have a application considered for inclusion it must be stable, use no
disk space to install and use no RAM or CPU time when running. If it meets
all those of those, AND is in the official Ubuntu Repositories there will be
a vote held. (yes, it really does seem like that when proposing a new
Thanks everybody! You've helped me alot! I will always notice your
instructions.
Regards,
Hung
2010/8/21 Phillip Whiteside phi...@phillw.net
To have a application considered for inclusion it must be stable, use no
disk space to install and use no RAM or CPU time when running. If it meets
all
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