Re: Linux progress(?)
Well, at least I found where to set the 'nodeflate' option and now my SUSE box can connect to the ISP and actually do something. Weirdly, there are no patches available even though 10.2 is more than six months old. Haven't there been quite a few iterations of the kernel by now?
APT is not available. XFce is not available. Both will have to be acquired from a 'third party' I guess. I expected to have to download Seamonkey directly. It's not 'official' anymore, but if XFce is not part of the SUSE package system, it might be a bit of a problem to maintain properly in the long run. ICEwm is there, however.
If I wanted to switch to ICEwm, how would I do that?
Also, if I wanted to try to shrink KDE a bit, where is there a guide to various things that can be disabled to make KDE less of a resource hog? I've reduced the fancy widgets in desktop settings, but there are probably a lot of other options that I won't figure out for some time. A guide to pruning/slimming KDE would be very useful.
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