Sorry in advance for the basic nature of my question, but I have looked and cannot really find an answer elsewhere.
I am interested in lxqt (version 0.11 I presume) for use as a basic desktop environment to run on a Raspberry Pi 3 in use primarily as a KODI media center with some very basic desktop functionality as well. Specifically, the functionality I am interested in are: 1. A lightweight minimal CPU usage desktop. I know lxqt already meets this requirement! I believe it's fairly "low memory usage as well. I like the stated philosophy, "this desktop doesn't get in your way." 2. Desktop backgrounds (or wallpapers) in use as a desktop-background "slideshow" not simply a single static image. I know that GNOME & KDE offer this. I don't think LXDE or LXQT do? At least not the 0.10 version of lxqt. This is not a "must have" for me, but it would be nice. I have read of others who have added this functionality with a script so maybe I can work around this. 3. Ability to install a set of monochrome icons for the panel. So, I know I can get all of this in a full desktop, but I am building multiple desktop stations and I want to keep it as bloat-free and simple as possible while still providing the basic functionality I need. I prefer the "look" of Qt to Gtk apps so Qt is preferred. Also, I am an experienced Linux user so I can build from source, etc... Should I go on and build the source build of lxqt and give it a spin? Thanks in advance for your responses! Mark W. Shelby PH 601.909.0002
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