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:PolishLinux: E17--Desktop Enlightenment [Review]
PolishLinux: E17--Desktop Enlightenment [Review]
Mar 5, 2007, 18 :00 UTC (2 Talkback[s]) (7064 reads)

(Other stories by Tomasz Roszak)

[ Thanks to Borys Musielak for this link. ]

"The performance of desktop computers increases year by year. This gives the programmers great opportunities to further improve the desktop experience of the users. However, what should you do when you have an old computer that is not capable of running the latest and hottest software? How can you benefit from the great software that is X.org when you can't run a desktop that takes advantage of its best features? No need for upgrading your PC, when you can have a usable alternative with the current one. Let me introduce you Enlightenment E17--the window manager with minimal hardware requirements that may amaze you..."

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Linux.com: E is for Elegant with Elive Live CD(Jan 31, 2007)
KnoLinux: Elive rl2--Call It What You Want Elive Makes Enlightenment Work(Jan 10, 2007)
Flavio's TechnoTalk: Elive 0.3 Review(Sep 06, 2005)
OSDir: Elive: Where Debian Meets Enlightenment(Sep 02, 2005)


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Wonder if they'll bundle it with Duk ...   Bundle deal   
Dale Pontius
Mar 5, 2007, 21:09:35
 
A couple years ago e17 wasn't useabl ...   Really nice but there are some quirks   
error27
Mar 6, 2007, 06:14:42
 
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