Thank you zephyr, Indeed Simply-Black-Circles are my current icons packages. I use this icons package because they're just plain & simple.
There was a glitch issue for Devuan, the author made the fix possible so i can enjoy this package on Devuan.

I luv it!

Well, I know what's would be one day, I foresee it. I come from a time when things were different, limited but clean on table. For me it was the best time to use Linux OS. I feels more comfortable with then Linux or OS.

Day by day we lose control in something. Whatever systemd does now, Windows or MACOS have done for years. If i need something of those i'll use both gladly for different tasks.

Now someone (individual, or corporate) somewhere want's to make Linux systems ALL THE POSSIBLE part of evolution, or let say MAC or WINDOWS clone or rival because this move will make it better for the masses they'll do everything possible. I'm no one to stop them, i will only stop myself for using it.

They would have done better making something from scratch Instead of making layer over layers their data on existing system or systems.

I never talked about systemd anywhere bad or good. Today my cup fills me, those new existed but extended features that settle almost a month, Purge the old when the time comes on demand. Old is seen as enemy on eyes of some. I personally do not like it.

However until there are OS'es that do not accept this phenomenon, I will be on Linux wings, I'm afraid one day the systemd tentacle will extends on other systems like BSD, MAC or even Windows. I believe they will try hard, I have heard that they are interested in BSD. LOL

Sorry, i may sound as a rant, I did not want to turn it into war-systemd thread, well for many people those layer features of systemd are needed, let them taste, I have other goals myself.

Respects!

I will never use that worm on this life. I've been using it for a year at Debian, I know pretty much it will control the whole system soon or later.
That worm is the other face of svchost.exe nothing more nothing less.

Thank God there are still OS uninfected. Alpine, Crux, Gentoo, Void. There are BSD or Haiku OS.
So far, i have tried Alpine, Crux & Void. Of these three, I was very pleased by their installations, performance and the ability to create a clarity and honest system.

Here's the latest infection from the parasite.

I wish that Devuan would become a complete Independent of Debian one day. That would be a joyous event for me.

Y/w zephyr, I started to love Fluxbox with all my modest potential. I've been a while with Openbox that is greatest stack WM, but Fluxbox to me seems a bit more potential, more features, more lighter on resources, more lighter on actions. So why should i miss this opportunity to use it both in parallel?

Thanks for the link aswell, no isn't new i have seen before, but been looking for it since a few days without finding anywhere. I was wasting my time mostly @ box-look not too pleased. tenr.de looks a completed ones. Very professional, i can use their themes for my enjoyment frequently.

Thanks for your feedback and congrat for your warehouse of distros. We share a lot in common.
Best Regards!

Nowdays even the base install ISO's are getting fatter by Debian/Linux or Apps unfortunately.
However, there are still minimalistic ISO for testing purpose.

EDIT: I made a strike at SpaceFM netinstall from ignorantguru.github. 
I successfully made out to the latest version without dbus also minus few features (--disable-desktop-integration --disable-video-thumbnails --disable-startup-notification) during compiling spacefm.

This is Double Solved! Thread for me.

No more "libsystemd0" inside, except a few "systemd" folders on system installed from early ISO setup.
We've been told to leave them alone, but i wish those folders doesn't exist..

I also cleaned my $USER from sudo and purged sudo in favor of "su". Re done all sudo aliases to su aswell.

This old desktop is a bit cleaned tho, just ready to be closed in a garage or museum to use a better ones that i just bought it.

Other edit: I sorted the info needed.

Thank you.

Nili

@Panopticon You do not know him enough or properly, so you speaks so.

Hi fsmithred, thanks for your input regarding different candidate versions of a package + other opinions/suggestions.

I'm glad if Dbus will be devuanized. I don't like to have libsystemd0 installed.

I mentioned it above my version, however it is
DISTRIBUTION:    Devuan GNU/Linux 1 (jessie) i686
Dbus is:

dbus:
  Installed: 1.8.20-1+devuan1.1
  Candidate: 1.8.22-0+deb8u2
  Version table:
     1.8.22-0+deb8u2 0
        500 http://auto.mirror.devuan.org/merged/ jessie-security/main i386 Packages
 *** 1.8.20-1+devuan1.1 0
        500 http://auto.mirror.devuan.org/merged/ jessie/main i386 Packages
        100 /var/lib/dpkg/status

I don't have aptitude, i only use apt, yes i know Devuan 1 come with aptitude, but i have removed once I was doing spring cleaning.
APT is enough for me.

Thanks for the link about no dbus usage, it's good to have a chance to use system without it, I'd like to try, but not on my current hardware/OS because it's too old to mess.

Edit: fixed grammar, also add dbus apt-cache policy.

@Ogis1975 Thank you for the kind words.

I have more older in use, Intel(R) Pentium(R) Dual CPU E2180 @ 2.00GHz. In your case i would prefer x64, if you're not happy with results watch out the other option.

Very nice Panopticon

Addressing to lists.dyne was a kind of clarity for me.
Because I was looking for a Devuan reliable source. I think so too, upgrading APT somehow relaxed my mind

BR,
Nili