Slackware 14 with KDE minimal install
Wassup People?
For the past while I have been distro hopping to get a nice bare system. And I have stumbled on Slackware which I pretty much very like. However I can not just get KDE with out all of the unneeded dependencies. I have looked online to find minimal install guides and they also end with the system unable to boot into KDE saying something about a missing dependency. I know that happens when you start to take stuff away and stuff, but I really just want X wifi KDE and what ever Slackware needs to run - no VI, CUPS, or another thing that is unneeded. Just what is needed. Anyone think that they can help me out? |
Regarding KDE, there are couple of current threads that might help.
No bells or whistles default KDE profile Minimal/Base KDE (4.10) Install Compiling a Minimal KDE4 Can't compile Qt4 when using QT_NO_TOOLTIP |
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Here on slackware64-current with KDE running without apps I get a total system usage of 676MB of RAM. That includes all the crap that everyone hates (namely akonadi) and I also have named and apcupsd running which not everyone else would have. |
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The reason I wanted it to be a very basic install was because I only have an old 40GB hard drive laying around, and I do a lot of office work with it, so I don't want to run out of space - I also like minimal RAM usage, hence my tries with Arch and now Slackware. |
With a HD that size you probably don't want KDE. Xfce or Fluxbox would probably be better (but not as fancy). A Slackware installation with everything except KDE and KDEi installed occupies 13GB on my system.
ETA This includes a large number of SlackBuild packages like LibreOffice. |
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Another attempt to slim down KDE: https://build.opensuse.org/project/s...kbench%3Aklyde
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Just found this, has this worked for anyone? Gonna try it on Sunday
http://wiki.linuxquestions.org/wiki/...inimal_Install |
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