Ok simple scenario I want and need to have a 64 bit os so i can run some 64 bit only applications. Also so I can utilize my system to its fullest potential. However the machine is a server i use for development and though i need it to be light weight i stil need a gui for some applications. So i liked Linux Mint Fluxbox alot. I always like Flux but never took the time to really learn it. I really liked some of the features the LM team as placed ino there fluxbox version....but its only 32bit from what i can tell.
SOOOOO.... I want to install a 64bit version of Mint and then install the required packages to make it just like the LM flux version.
If any one can point me to a guide that will do this i would appreciate it.
I am plenty familiar with terminal and Debian based linux so im not shy!
Linux Mint Gnome or XFCE to Fluxbox?
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Linux Mint Gnome or XFCE to Fluxbox?
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Re: Linux Mint Gnome or XFCE to Fluxbox?
I found this one:
http://forums.linuxmint.com/viewtopic.php?f=142&t=22864
Not sure this is everything to make the transition totally like the Flux version of mint though
http://forums.linuxmint.com/viewtopic.php?f=142&t=22864
Not sure this is everything to make the transition totally like the Flux version of mint though
Re: Linux Mint Gnome or XFCE to Fluxbox?
I usually prefer Xfce to build Fluxbox on, has more apps I like, so less to replace / remove.
If you use Nautilus, you need to tell it not to run your desktop for example, while Thunar does not.
If you use Nautilus, you need to tell it not to run your desktop for example, while Thunar does not.
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Re: Linux Mint Gnome or XFCE to Fluxbox?
Ok im not simply looking to add fluxbox as a window manager like u might for ubuntu.... cuz i have done that. I want to get the same feel as Linux MInt 9 Fluxbox version but for a 64bit mint
Any guide or what not would be great. Thanks for the advice i would probably use XFCE then
Any guide or what not would be great. Thanks for the advice i would probably use XFCE then