Also keep in mind that Fedora Installer (Anaconda) needs at least 768MB RAM to work these days. So choosing a lightweight DE for old machines should not be a first priority because a user with an old machine won't be able to install it in the first place ;)
Choosing a DE which needs less space is a valid argument indeed, although i have the feeling that most people use usb sticks for live images nowadays, so having an audio spin >700MB is not that bad. -- Nikos Roussos about <http://autoverse.net/>
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