Previously, Lubuntu used LXDE, a deprecated and dying DE that's like Xfce (lightweight and janky and buggy) but moreso. Now, it's been forked and resurrected a

Previously, Lubuntu used LXDE, a deprecated and dying DE that's like Xfce (lightweight and janky and buggy) but moreso. Now, it's been forked and resurrected as LXQt, which uses the Qt framework (KDE faction) as opposed to GTK (GNOME et al faction). It was a DE for when your 2003 laptop is so weak or when your neurotic minimalism is so hellbent that even Xfce feels too heavy. Now, I guess it can also be a Qt-flavored Xfce.