XFCE Desktop 32 bit (base)
A barebone XFCE4 Desktop based on openSUSE 11.3. Step-by-step how-to on creating this appliance is available on author’s web page and is also posted on susestudio blog .
How-to on replacing XDM with Slim login manager is available here
There is also a 64bit version
Changelog
0.0.1 – Initial release of 32bit version – XFCE Desktop + Slim login manager.
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Media
USB & disk image
This is an image of your disk, ready to be written to either a USB drive or your hard disk. When written, it will erase all data on a disk. During the first boot, your partition will bee automatically resized to fill available space.
ISO image
Burn this ISO file to a DVD (or CD, if the space allows), and you'll be able to boot directly from the disc.
Preload ISO
A bootable ISO containing the appliance disk image. Boots into a simple graphical environment and prompts for confirmation before writing the image onto the hard drive. Useful for performing automated system installs/preloads.
Warning: Overwrites all data on the target hard drive.
Virtual
VMware / VirtualBox / KVM image
Whether you use VMware, VirtualBox, or KVM, this vmdk is a ready-to-use virtual appliance.
Xen guest image
This Xen guest image is ready to run on a Xen hypervisor host.
Release notes
0.0.1 – Initial release of 32bit version – XFCE Desktop + Slim login manager.
Technical Details
Appliance configuration
Accounts
| User | Password |
|---|---|
| root | linux |
| tux | linux |
Basic settings
| Keyboard: | english-us |
|---|---|
| Time zone: | Europe/Berlin |
| Language: | en_US.UTF-8 |
| Network: | dhcp |
| Firewall: | enabled |
Software
3 patterns, 328 packagesView package list…
Security summary
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Includes the following unofficial sources:
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No custom software packages were uploaded.
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Overlay files were uploaded, but none are executable.
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No custom scripts were enabled.
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Everyone's comments
Thanks! Btw, have you figured out, how to remove those apps that come with Xwindow manager? Like XCalc, they look so outdated.
These apps are part of a core package – X window system. So I’d recommend just removing them from the menu. You can find more details about how to do that here: http://www.xfce.org/documentation/4.2/manuals/xfdesktop
Just one more thing…there is no way to install the system to HDD if you download the ISO.