I’m no fan of GNOME yes it’s functional & I can use it efficiently for a day or sometimes a couple of days before I’m pulling my hair out so whilst it’s installed on my system, I only rarely use it ( a change is as good as a holiday?). I think of Lubuntu as Ubuntu ( just a different desktop), and Ubuntu is not all I use as I use Debian & Ubuntu somewhat equally. I support their new focus and I wish them the best moving forward.
#UBUNTU KOMPOZER ALTERNATIVE SOFTWARE#
snaps) and while I can’t claim any software is perfect, Lubuntu gets the job done for me.
I haven’t seen any drawbacks as of yet except for the ones inherited from Ubuntu (e.g. I was worried about the change to LXQt but overall the maturity has been rather pleasant. My personal favorite is Linux Mint but for my laptop, Lubuntu has done wonders. I use Lubuntu instead of regular Ubuntu because even though Canonical tailors Gnome to be usable, Gnome itself is still a bad desktop (IMO). Different projects just use different software to deliver the experience they want to give people…but under the hood, they’re all using Linux. It was just yet another way to do the same thing… GNU/Linux itself is a huge ecosystem on its own and one of the things that drives the experience you get is basically the kernel. I tried Arch once and I didn’t see the appeal. Gnome) but out of all the distros out there, I think Ubuntu at least makes some kind of effort to make things “just work” for those who like Debian systems. snaps) and I don’t agree with everything done with Ubuntu (i.e. I don’t agree with everything Canonical does (e.g. My personal opinion on that is that Ubuntu still makes it easier than most. At the time, that was Ubuntu (even on distrowatch specifically Linux Mint). My decision to put a Debian/Ubuntu flavor on my laptop was purely based on the community consensus at the time of what distro was well supported and being well-supportive of proprietary hardware or perhaps of which distro tried to make it easy.
Changing to Linux/Lubuntu pretty much breathed new life into it.
#UBUNTU KOMPOZER ALTERNATIVE WINDOWS#
My laptop wasn’t that old but I knew it was dying based on its performance with Windows (which it was running). I had tried other flavors such as Xubuntu and while Xubuntu itself also tried to be lightweight, Lubuntu with LXDE was definitely a different comparison. I needed a lightweight distro based on Ubuntu for my older laptop.
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