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Re: [opensuse-lxde] openSUSE 11.3, LXDE and Office software
- From: Roberto Mannai <robermann@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 9 Feb 2010 17:57:51 +0100
- Message-id: <414e44f71002090857k1f7611a0y1aae71c44f9948f5@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
+1 Telesha.
Keep LXDE as small as possible, yet usable.
- Mail clients: I don't use them anymore. Thunderbird is big, yet it
contains all that you need.
- Browser: Seamonkey
- No Gnucash.
On Tue, Feb 9, 2010 at 3:30 PM, Marc Telesha <mtelesha@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
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Keep LXDE as small as possible, yet usable.
- Mail clients: I don't use them anymore. Thunderbird is big, yet it
contains all that you need.
- Browser: Seamonkey
- No Gnucash.
On Tue, Feb 9, 2010 at 3:30 PM, Marc Telesha <mtelesha@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
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The less avilable the better. I think most people that will use LXDE
want a minimal OS and not something like xubuntu.
Abiword and Gnumeric:
Abiword is GREAT and it is very functional. I really prefer it over
OpenOffice.
Gnumeric: Works and gets the job done.
I feel that if a person needs more then these two they will know
enough to zypper in Open Office themselves. I would much rather have
the option of installing Open Office then it being installed when I
don't want it on my older LXDE computer.
Epdfview:
I prefer Epdfview to any other light weight viewers.
Mail Client:
Personally I haven't used one for years. I find that they are to slow
and can cause issues when you use more then one computer. I prefer web
gui.
Gnucash:
I would say not to install a program that most people would not use. I
personally use a spreadsheet and mint.com.
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