Very low resources but reliable Wayland Desktop?
Very low resources but reliable Wayland Desktop?
A new version of Raspberry Pi OS is available to download — and it boasts big changes. Raspberry Pi OS "Bookworm" is based on the recent Debian 12
When recommending people Linux Desktops for very low hardware in the past it was always stuff luke Lubuntu, Xubuntu, Puppylinux (and way more I know) etc.
Today we should not recommend X.org anymore, and Wayland is also said to be faster.
I have good experiences with KDE, but its not trimmed down in any way.
I was thinking about something like the Raspberry Pi Desktop? They use a set of regular Wayland utilities and the Desktop is probably very reliable and resource efficient.
This would be a great new ublue spin, for low resources. If their license allows it, it should be rebranded and changed to be more standard.
Do you know anything else? And no, no window managers please, had a really buggy experience on Fedora Sway.
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it sounds like rpios is using wayfire now, which is probably quite lightweight and can run on any distro