Cool, thanks. Not having useless clutter like Brasero (I have no CD-ROM on my
Acer Aspire One!) is a definite advantage. Seems like it would be worth
downloading Mini, dual-booting, and trying it with both the default LXDE and
Enlightenment E17.
A side-by-side comparison in a table would still be useful. I'm happy to have
a go at creating one. Do I have wiki editing access with the same account I
use on the forum?
BTW I just bought a second-hand gaming rig off a Windows-using family member,
so I'm looking forward to trying out some of the more resource-hungry desktop
eye-candy and possibly even 64-bit GNU/Linux.
