Ubuntu Mini-RAM HOWTO

[keisashankara]

Matt I intend to hold you to that. 

I am looking at building a fully responsive ICEWM based ubuntu varient.
Ubuntu on Ice.
Via using icewm-themes Xp and Idesk you can actually create very
meaningful desktop icons. 
By having Abiword , firefox, games and other apps I hope to make it
useable. 

My main problem is a file browser any tips.

If you are interested then please chuck me an email (Ill use my hotmail
for first point of contact) keisashankara at hotmail.com 

Cause Ubuntu needs something like this. 


Matt Zimmerman Wrote: 
> On Wed, Jan 05, 2005 at 10:05:23PM +0100, Ingo Lantschner wrote:
> 
> > Jack Johnson wrote:
> > 
> > >Though I like the IceWM suggestion in the FAQ, it would be nice if
> > >Ubuntu had an official (virtual?) package or installation option
> for
> > >the memory-challenged that kept the official palette and branding,
> and
> > >maybe stayed in sync with the GNOME panel program menus.
> > 
> > great idea, does anyone know, how this can be communicated to the 
> > developers?! I already made a suggsetion at the idea-pool, but who
> knows 
> > .... :-)
> 
> If someone were to create such a package, I know of no reason not to
> accept
> it into the archive.
> 
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> - mdz
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keisashankara