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already using ubuntu gnome since 2013 because I did not like unity. I am so glad this is becoming the main flavour of ubuntu. If I have well understood, any ne
by reacweb 9y ago
already using ubuntu gnome since 2013 because I did not like unity. I am so glad this is becoming the main flavour of ubuntu.
If I have well understood, any new installation of ubuntu should use ubuntu gnome in order to be future proof. Or am I missing something ?
- holtalanm 9y agoor you could use almost any other flavor of ubuntu, since it is highly doubtful they will be going anywhere any time soon. I personally prefer Lubuntu, or LXDE installed over Unity.
- StavrosK 9y agoAre there any problems if you install LXDE/XFCE on a normal Ubuntu installation?
- holtalanm 9y agoI cant speak for XFCE, but LDXE installed flawlessly on a normal Ubuntu installation.
- StavrosK 9y agoThank you. I tried it too, and it installed great, but in the process of tweaking one of the two, I changed some setting for appearance and now Unity has a weird theme. I think I liked LXDE more than XFCE, though. I will play with them some more and see, thank you.
- slitaz 9y agoThe majority should stick with what they have been running, even Unity which will be supported for many years as part of 16.04. The 17.10, being the first version with Gnome Shell, will probably have rough edges for those that are used to Unity.
- slitaz 9y agoThe majority should stick with what they have been running, even Unity which will be supported for many years as part of 16.04. The 17.10, being the first version with Gnome Shell, will probably have rough edges for those that are used to Unity.