Thanks for this info, I did not realise TDE ran on those devices. I
have an Orange Pi, currently running XFCE4.  TDE resource usage is not
much different.

I'm well accustomed though, to installing a minimal TDE rather than
the "monster meta".

David

On 01/07/2016, Thierry de Coulon <tcoulon@...> wrote:
> On Friday 01 July 2016 10.23:48 Dave Lers wrote:
>> Did you read the thread you are replying to?
>>
>> TDE Debian Jessie installs just fine on Raspbian Jessie.
>
> Well, no.
>
> You pointed me to a how to (yours, seems), which I have followed, and it
> does
> not install just fine. It simply finds 0 package to install and does
> nothing.
> Which is why I thought it might have been for wheezy.
>
> I've added the sources, I have the key, apt-get update throws no error.
>
> Aptitude install trinity-desktop says: couldn't find any package whose name
> or
> description matched 'Trinity-Desktop', No package will be installed.
>
> After reading your answer, I tried "Aptitude install tdebase-trinity" which
>
> does propose to install the base of trinity but also requires to remove
> quite
> a lot of other packages including build essentials, many libs, and
> (uninstalled) trinity programs that I imagine where put in the list by the
> previous aptitude command.
>
> So what I can do is try to install tdebase and see if I can get the rest of
>
> trinity-desktop after.
>
> Thierry
>
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