Ok..Thank you very much [?] I will give Xfce a try..
Regarding programming..yes i am quite good with Java..well i am still learning it..Can java be used to develop packages and applications for Debian? On Mon, Mar 9, 2015 at 6:39 PM, Petter Adsen <pet...@synth.no> wrote: > On Mon, 9 Mar 2015 18:08:07 +0400 > Gajadur Dwijesh <dwije...@gmail.com> wrote: > > > Thank you for replying... > > You are welcome. :) However, it is common to address replies to the > mailing list, so that anyone who searches the archives later for the > same problem have access to the entire thread. I'm just saying this so > you are aware of it in the future. > > > Well i am using the LXDE desktop environment. > > I don't know LXDE very well, but you can look at http://lxde.org and > especially http://wiki.lxde.org/en/Main_Page for further information. > > If I'm not mistaken, LXDE is now in a process of merging with another > project, and will be called LXQt in the future. I do not know if there > will be any further development on LXDE. > > Also, Xfce might be a better choice for you if you are a beginner to > Linux, you might want to take a look at it. You can have both installed > at the same time, and choose which one you want to use when you log in, > so you can easily switch between them. Xfce is also very lightweight, > it does not consume a lot of memory or CPU resources. > > > I actually new to Debian and Linux..but i am very eager to learn about > > Debian..i also want to participate in the community projects. > > can you help me out to integrate the community? > > If you want to get involved, you might want to consider ways you can > contribute in. Can you program? In that case, there are probably a lot > of projects that would like some help. If you can't program, you can > for instance help with translating projects into your native language. > Almost all the major projects have translation teams, find a project > that needs translators for your language, and introduce yourself to > them. You will normally find information on this at their web pages. > > Otherwise, if you want to learn about Debian, just stay on the mailing > list, and ask questions if there is something you do not understand, or > if you need any help. The whole community is there to guide you, and > very helpful. > > Welcome to Linux and Debian! :-) > > Petter > > -- > "I'm ionized" > "Are you sure?" > "I'm positive." >
