On Wed, 2003-06-25 at 00:26, Panos Platon Tsapralis wrote:
> I can't agree more!
> 
> KDE & GNOME may look nice to your eyes, but they use a lot of resources
> and they pretty much render any average / mid-sized system useless.
> 
> I regularly use a number of heavy & demanding applications (SYBASE &
> ORACLE databases, VMWARE, etc.) and I recently decided to switch from
> KDE to WindowMaker only to see a significant improvement in
> responsiveness and performance.
> 
> My recommendation to everybody: step away from those heavy window
> managers (KDE/GNOME), if you really want to use your systems to their
> full power (unless, of course, you have the extra money to buy the best
> CPU and lots of memory...).
> 
> I wish Red Hat included some alternatives to the well-known heavy
> horses, like SuSE does (I don't want to go away from RH, though, because
> it is good and stable as a server...).
> 
> I would like to give BlackBox a try...
> 
> Where can I find RH-ready RPMS? Are there any?

Blackbox and Fluxbox are quite easily comiled on your RH box, and
preferable to the RPM's as they're built "for your system" - hence
optimised for your system - and they work like a charm - as well as does
the new XFCE4 - a bit "cuter" without all the overhead...still blazing
fast...

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