On 2013-05-01 01:37 (GMT+0200) Sandro Mani composed:
# yum install @critical-path-gnome
The gnome one is close, the kde one not: critpath contains kdelibs and
kdm, but a minimal set would rather look like
base + xorg + mesa + kdm kde-workspace dejavu-sans-fonts
dejavu-sans-mono-fonts
(here it might be a good idea to have the dejavu-sans-fonts as
dependencies of kdm / kde-workspace?)
Why only DejaVu (which along with Verdana and Vera have the significantly
largest average x-height and width of common western web fonts)?
What good are TTF/OTF fonts without Xorg?
Mesa aka 3D? Bling I don't need, or want no matter how fast the system, and I
force it globally with Option "Composite" "Disable" somewhere in /etc/X11/.
If anything is going to require fonts it should be X if not base.
On my systems the top priority fonts are the Droids, with nearly as much
x-height as D/V/V, but not so fat.
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