On Saturday 29 October 2005 01:22, M.Blackmore wrote: > On Fri, 2005-10-28 at 20:30 +0200, Jerry Westrick wrote: > > .. > > > > You should not be running aGUI on the box at all... > > > > I suggeest you let the box run without GUI, and do your work and updates > > remote from either a linux or windows box... > > Ah, but running a GUI on a low end box is PRECISELY what I want to do. > It's convenient, that old machine runs all day, every day, except for > bedtimes (to save electricity again. I'm very greeny). > > Precisely what I don't want to do is to boot up another box for those > casual email checks and web site scans... and I don't know command line > stuff. And don't have time to "invest" in learning them. And I like > GUI's. > > And xfce4 works quite respectably with evolution and firefox with a few > tabs open. > > What I'd like is very simple: my little green SUSE menu lizard (or just > a button without the lizard picture) that brings up all the application > and tools options on a single click! > > Always listen to what the customer wants, eh? >;) Even if the tekkie > thinks it is foolish/lame/uncool! > >
Yes, yes the client is King, even if he doesn't even read what your saying... But you asked for help xcfe, and there I can offer you none, as I've never seen it... Sorry... Jerry --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
