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added links to themes for Fluxbox and OpenBox
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Bran the Blessed
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For saving display space on a netbook, you may want to take a look at a tiling window manager, such as wmii. On my notebook, a venerable Thinkpad R50e, wmii proves very helpful.

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If you are more interested in minimalistic-looking themes, you could take a look at a Themes pages for Fluxbox. or one for OpenBox. As I recall, themes such as Elfin2 are quite minimalistic and do not require any additional dependencies.

For saving display space on a netbook, you may want to take a look at a tiling window manager, such as wmii. On my notebook, a venerable Thinkpad R50e, wmii proves very helpful.

For saving display space on a netbook, you may want to take a look at a tiling window manager, such as wmii. On my notebook, a venerable Thinkpad R50e, wmii proves very helpful.

EDIT:

If you are more interested in minimalistic-looking themes, you could take a look at a Themes pages for Fluxbox. or one for OpenBox. As I recall, themes such as Elfin2 are quite minimalistic and do not require any additional dependencies.

Source Link
Bran the Blessed
Bran the Blessed
  • 244
  • 2
  • 8

For saving display space on a netbook, you may want to take a look at a tiling window manager, such as wmii. On my notebook, a venerable Thinkpad R50e, wmii proves very helpful.