Openbox

And finally, replacing GNOME with a plain Openbox setup further dropped the memory usage to 63MiB and 152MiB respectively.

State of the Bloat « Inane Bits 2010

This system used only 81MiB of memory on startup and 171MiB with the applications   —   not that much heavier than a plain Openbox setup.

State of the Bloat « Inane Bits 2010

It's also faster, since instead of the heavyweight GNOME desktop, it uses Openbox, which is much more streamlined.

January 14th, 2009 strredwolf 2009

It's also faster, since instead of the heavyweight GNOME desktop, it uses Openbox, which is much more streamlined.

Boycott Novell - Recent changes [en] 2009

I thought I was close to perfection with my Openbox setup (for my own use, anyway), but just recently I discovered something that changed my desktop quite significantly.

Openbox without Window Decorations « Inane Bits 2010

I think the new themes look really tempting and they are almost enough to lure me away from the command line and Openbox to using Gnome.

The New Themes of Lucid Lynx « Inane Bits 2010

I thought I was close to perfection with my Openbox setup (for my own use, anyway), but just recently I discovered something that changed my desktop quite significantly.

April « 2010 « Inane Bits 2010

This worked okay for a while, but I was never quite happy about the arrangement because it was a bit clumsy; every time I changed some configuration file (say, tweaked the settings of Openbox), I had to copy the changes to the other installations.

/home Sweet /home « Inane Bits 2010

Mostly, I find having to manually edit Openbox menu entries kind of a pain.

CrunchBang Linux Updates For 64-Bit Support, Faster Start-Up | Lifehacker Australia 2009

It fearures Openbox, a light-weight, energy-efficient desktop.

Softpedia - Windows - All Softpedia Linux 2010