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They will now stop maintaining their own DE (Unity) to rely on Gnome instead. So in a way they'll be spending less resources on window manager/desktop environme
by eloisant 9y ago
They will now stop maintaining their own DE (Unity) to rely on Gnome instead. So in a way they'll be spending less resources on window manager/desktop environment.
Also Linux on the desktop went a long way since I started using it 20 years ago, but it's always a catch-up play with new hardware specs.
- sangnoir 9y agoI doubt they will be taking resources from the default Gnome desktop to attend to XFCE issues: Xubuntu = Ubuntu + XFCE, which I believe is not formally supported by Canonical similar to Kubuntu (KDE)