EDE, a light desktop environmnent
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EDE is a lightweight desktop environment built with the FLTK toolkit to keep resource use low and provide a familiar, fast, asynchronous desktop on Linux, *BSD, Solaris, Minix and small devices like Zaurus and Xbox. The talk surveys EDE’s goals (using FLTK to avoid heavyweight KDE/GNOME requirements), describes what parts of the environment are implemented now, and outlines future plans such as creating a live environment.
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