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Date: Sun, 15 Dec 2024 22:56:38 +0300
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From: shaan <shaan@shaanvision.com.tr>
Subject: Request for Assistance in Configuring Xfce Live Distro to Reduce RAM
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My name is ShaanVision, and I am developing a distribution based on 
Alpine Linux. In my current project, I am working with an Xfce-based 
live system. However, I have observed that the default installation of 
Xfce is using around 800 MB of RAM, which is a concern for me as I aim 
to keep the system lightweight and efficient.

I would like to configure Xfce to be more resource-efficient. I have a 
few questions about how to best achieve this:

 1. What are the best practices for configuring Xfce to use less RAM on
    Alpine Linux?
 2. Which configuration files or system settings should I adjust to
    reduce Xfce's RAM consumption?
 3. Are there any alternative configurations or tools you would
    recommend to optimize RAM usage?

If there are any guides, resources, or documentation that could help me 
with this, I would greatly appreciate your assistance.

Thank you in advance for your help.

Best regards,
ShaanVision


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    <p>My name is ShaanVision, and I am developing a distribution based
      on Alpine Linux. In my current project, I am working with an
      Xfce-based live system. However, I have observed that the default
      installation of Xfce is using around 800 MB of RAM, which is a
      concern for me as I aim to keep the system lightweight and
      efficient.</p>
    <p>I would like to configure Xfce to be more resource-efficient. I
      have a few questions about how to best achieve this:</p>
    <ol>
      <li>What are the best practices for configuring Xfce to use less
        RAM on Alpine Linux?</li>
      <li>Which configuration files or system settings should I adjust
        to reduce Xfce's RAM consumption?</li>
      <li>Are there any alternative configurations or tools you would
        recommend to optimize RAM usage?</li>
    </ol>
    <p>If there are any guides, resources, or documentation that could
      help me with this, I would greatly appreciate your assistance.</p>
    <p>Thank you in advance for your help.</p>
    <p>Best regards,<br>
      ShaanVision</p>
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