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One doesn't really need Unity, does one? Openbox is awesome. It doesn't hog system resources either.
by 0xmohit 10y ago
One doesn't really need Unity, does one? Openbox is awesome. It doesn't hog system resources either.
- Sylos 10y agoYeah, but Openbox isn't suitable for new users, at least not on its own. As part of something like LXDE or LXQt, it's definitely workable, but without a deeper understanding of Openbox, those are pretty much as good as any other Desktop Environment (except maybe that LXDE/LXQt are also among the lightest DEs around). I would rather recommend either Ubuntu GNOME, if you want a rather unconvential, but highly integrated, highly user-friendly interface, or Linux Mint Cinnamon, if you want a cleaned up Windows-like interface, or Kubuntu, if you want a Windows-like interface which just smothers you in options, tweaks and customizability.