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The best lightweight, flexible Linux GUI

I bought a Raspberry Pi with a 300 MHz processor, but it has a good GPU. It can even run XBMC. I want to program a graphical interface for it, which should be responsive and attractive, with optimal use of existing equipment (which, unfortunately, is not very good). Raspberry Pi works with Debian minimal, and I put the X Windowing System on it, the rest is up to me to encode.

What is the best way to dive into this? I already studied HTML5 and jQuery (through Python and PyWebkit), but they seem to work too hard on the CPU (if someone does not know how to get (Py) WebKit, use a GPU, not a processor).

To avoid confusion, this system will be connected to televisions and the like, and will primarily indicate home entertainment. I don’t want this to be a desktop or desktop system, I just wanted to know that you guys think it will work smoothly in the Raspberry Pi field so that I can program my user interface in this environment.

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Having made the user interface without using the desktop on limited hardware (litl.com) and hacking both GTK and Clutter a fair bit, I would change the question a bit.

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If you want to create ya-window-manager, but without X - SDL, this will probably do it. But it will only run your user interface applications due to non-standard wm.

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