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I find XFCE/Xubuntu to be better too. Unfortunately, that project does not release often and is having trouble keeping up with the new world. In particular, it'
by kyledrake 8y ago
I find XFCE/Xubuntu to be better too. Unfortunately, that project does not release often and is having trouble keeping up with the new world. In particular, it's not very good at high dpi monitors, and getting it configured for that was such a problem that I ended up abandoning it.
- youseecomrade 8y agoAnd it has to keep up with Gnome/GTK too. I heard it's not easy.
- kyledrake 8y agoThere's apparently been some improvements to HiDPI in this release for Xubuntu, which is giving me hope it works better now. https://xubuntu.org/release/18-04/ https://xubuntu.org/release/18-04/
- kyledrake 8y agoFor future travelers, this is how you fix Xubuntu for HiDPI: https://askubuntu.com/questions/652021/adapt-font-and-icon-sizes-to-high-definition-screen-resolutions-in-ubuntu-studio/690420 https://askubuntu.com/questions/652021/adapt-font-and-icon-s...