Alex Klein @ 25.04.20, 16:56
I mean OpenBox on Debian
Well it is clear!
For Debian, there is even a completely official version of LXDE on OpenBox.
(However, I can not remember everything right - I do not exclude that there should be selected when installing the button: OpenBox, XFCE, KDE or Gnome I chose OpenBox..)
Debian There is another problem.
Due to the increased requirements in the distribution to software packages quality here without dancing with a tambourine did not manage to put the number of the packet, such as: Adobe Acrobat Reader (alas, Adobe has thrown its Reader for Linux to version 8.5, and it's not like the curators of the Debian distribution) well, or a fingerprint reader on my beech Sony Vaio TX3XRP / B (software support complete year that way in 2011, and it was carried out by one enthusiast).
With regard of Ubuntu, here, as far as I know, there is no version OpenBox.
And what do I do if I like the classic interface a la Win-98, Win XP, Win 7? And while I love that they are very light ...
So we have to use the clones light Ubuntu, where there OpenBox, - for example, Runtu.
And with all the delicious buns from Ubuntu and remain on its clones - for example, no problems are placed from third-party repositories Adobe Reader 8.5 or a fingerprint reader ...