Xubuntu on my main development laptop, because I like its aesthetics and it's lightweight on CPU and RAM. Ubuntu Unity on desktop. No particular reason for Uni

Xubuntu on my main development laptop, because I like its aesthetics and it's lightweight on CPU and RAM. Ubuntu Unity on desktop. No particular reason for Unity, but I've become comfortable with it over the years and have no complaints or reason to switch. Lubuntu on a secondary old laptop, because it's fast and lightweight. ChaletOS on my father's old laptop, because it closely resembles Windows Vista/7 which he was used to, but unlike Windows, can continue to get latest software and updates. Can run all DOS and Windows programs using DosBox and Wine. ChaletOS is an Ubuntu variant - not sure if it's modified Xubuntu or deploys its own XFCE customizations over Ubuntu.