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That may be a problem with fluxbox dependencies; however, how about |
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Posted on: 2012/1/15 23:42
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Re: Best way to get a lightweight gui on top of a minimal server install | #2 |
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I think that RHEL6, and hence, CentOS, might have matchbox as a minimalist WM.
Fluxbox is available from the EPEL repos---you can enable them (see the wiki), and install it that way. |
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Posted on: 2012/1/14 18:26
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I always install CentOS as a "minimal server".
What is a good way to get an lightweight window manager such as fluxbox to operate on top of that? I just need a lightweight window system that VNC can connect to and keep some terminals running... I'd appreciate any input or ideas. Thanks guys. Aaron |
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Posted on: 2012/1/14 17:52
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