You can install Lxde and then select an OpenBox session in the session selector in most display managers. This however gives you a system that is pretty bloated if what you want is a straight up OpenBox install.
Lxde is a wonderful DE but has, as do all DEs, some draw backs such as the much better support, in my view, of workstations compared to using tint2 in OB instead of the Lxde panel which, I must say, is a lot easier for someone new to OB to configure.
OB technically is not a DE. It is a window manager. Any one wanting it will probably have a different idea of what they want installed with it and therefore it makes little sense to try and add it to the tasksel tasks. You, in theory, only need to install one additional package to a base Debian install that includes the X11 components.
Being relatively new to OB I add up to half a dozen.
On 09/14/2016 01:21 AM, Narcis Garcia
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If OB == OpenBox, the DE => LXDE. __________ I'm using this express-made address because personal addresses aren't masked enough at lists.debian.org archives. El 14/09/16 a les 00:34, Tom & Karen Pino ha escrit:I have the debian 8.5 live w/non-free image (xfce) and have and installed with it at least twice from a usb stick. There is, in my experience, no difference in the non-free and official live install media. If there is no launcher on the desktop of the live session look in the menu. Should be an item to start the install. You can also reboot and use the menu entry to install. I will admit that I have only tried the Xfce, Gnome, Mate and KDE live non-free media on a stick using DD to copy to stick for the 8.5 version. I have also used the "standard" image. No DE included so isn't really bootable to a Live session but will install the Debian desktop package so that my OB install on my loaner drive is, except for the DE identical with the other installs. You can do any install of any DE you want, or none if wanting OB which isn't included in the taskel features, from any of the Live media you just don't have the default choice selected for you. The only problem I have had was, I think I am correct, with 8.3 where if you want to upgrade to testing there was a problem with some packages not upgrading. This had nothing to do with installing Debian 8 of any minor version. I have to admit that if you are using something besides 32 or 64bit x86 images they may differ as that is all I install. On 09/13/2016 03:48 PM, Michael . wrote:Sorry to say this Ozi but Live images do install. On 14 September 2016 at 06:15, Ozi Traveller <ozitraveller@gmail.com <mailto:ozitraveller@gmail.com>> wrote: Hi rich Live images are just that live they don't install. Try here, select 8.5.0 or current folder, the select your architecture i.e. amd64, i386, then iso-(cd or dvd) scrolldown the page to see the iso files or bt-(cd or dvd). http://cdimage.debian.org/debian-cd/ <http://cdimage.debian.org/debian-cd/> http://cdimage.debian.org/debian-cd/current/amd64/iso-cd/ <http://cdimage.debian.org/debian-cd/current/amd64/iso-cd/> Ozi :) On Tue, Sep 13, 2016 at 5:54 PM, K Richard Pixley <rich@noir.com <mailto:rich@noir.com>> wrote: From a Debian live image, how do I initiate the install process? Shouldn't this be at the front of the web/wiki pages about the live image? Not only can I not find it there but I'm also not finding anything on Google. --rich--
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