Re: Tips for a stable GNOME Shell?

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Hello again,
Thanks to your suggestions, I decided to
1. Replace GDM with LightDM
2. Install LXDE as lightweight DE
The installation was easy and I am really glad of the RAM performance
obtained (I suppose GDM was the real resource hog).

These is only one small desire that is still unexpressed for me: I both
have mutter and openbox locally installed and I would like to use only
mutter (looks much better) when using LXDE.
The problem is that I have literally no idea of how to set up its keys;
from its man, I should change them from the Control Center, that is not
present in LXDE (it's GNOME stuff) and I am not sure of which GNOME
settings services I should execute to make it work. If anyone has any
tips, please speak ahead!

Thanks again to all, anyways :)

-- 
Giovanni Santini
My blog: http://giovannisantini.tk
My code: https://git{hub,lab}.com/ItachiSan
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