Lilidog Has a Handy New Productivity Tool You'll Want to Try. Here's How to Use It
14In This Video We Are Looking At Lilidog Linux is a lightweight full featured distribution based on Debian with Openbox.
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- Versions
Full - (Approx. 1300 packages), comes with everything necessary to get started without needing initial extra downloads. I would advise most folks to use the full version if looking for an 'out of the box' computing solution with everything you need.
Minimal - (Approx. 1080 packages), has everything the full version does, minus most of the main packages so people can choose their own. This version is great for people that like to tinker, and want to learn a bit more about linux.
Beardog - (Approx. 920 packages), is the 'bare' version of lilidog, allowing users to choose most of what they want. A general knowledge of linux is recommended.
Features
Openbox window manager with tint2, and dkwm as an install option.
Multiple themes that can be toggled on the fly and changed as needed.
Autologin, notification sounds, gamma control, tap to click, and much more.
Multiple versions for different needs. Stable, minimal, bare, and i386 .
Options for Backports, Virtualbox, Google Earth, Steam and more.
Extremely lightweight and full featured making for a complete setup.
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