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Generally, if you plugged a USB modem to a Linux, it identifies the modem, as a USB Storage device. So due to that you can't access internet through your USB Modem. So you must change the device identification. For that, you need usb-modeswitch package. if you currently have internet in your system, you can install it easily. First you must check whether the  usb-modeswitch is  already   installed in your system.  For that open Terminal and type sudo usb_modeswitch  . If it already installed in your system the output will be like this.

I think, LXDE Desktop Environment use 10 - 30 MB of RAM. The maximum use of RAM is 50MB. Make Ubuntu/Debian to the Latest Update. apt-get update Install Nano Text Editor apt-get install nano Install LXDE and VPN Programs. apt-get install xorg lxde-core tightvncserver Next, start the VNC to config file. tightvncserver :1 Then stop the VNC. tightvncserver -kill :1 Next, edit the config file to start session with LXDE.

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