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FWIW, KDE4 ran fine on my Pentium4 laptop. I had 1 GB RAM, though (later expanded to 2GB). KDE4 is OK if you turn down the eyecandy, but it does profit from extra memory.
KDE3 is unmaintained, but would be a good choice. Standard GNOME (without compiz) should run just fine. GNUStep WMs (WindowMaker and AfterStep) also offer a functional and minimalist shell, but you'll probably end up running GNOME or KDE programs one way or another, so it won't save much in terms of resources.
KDE3 is unmaintained, but would be a good choice. Standard GNOME (without compiz) should run just fine. GNUStep WMs (WindowMaker and AfterStep) also offer a functional and minimalist shell, but you'll probably end up running GNOME or KDE programs one way or another, so it won't save much in terms of resources.
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