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The reasons that they highlight seem like they are correctly aimed at the people who could want to use it. This is the highlighted features: - Lightweight Desk
by capableweb 5y ago
The reasons that they highlight seem like they are correctly aimed at the people who could want to use it. This is the highlighted features:
- Lightweight Desktop Environment
- Intuitive Layout
- Completely Customizable
- Freely Available
- Portable
If you don't care about any of those things then yeah, Lumina is not for you.
The "features" page also features even more features that potential users could care about: https://lumina-desktop.org/features/ https://lumina-desktop.org/features/
But again, if nothing there pique your interest, then Lumina is not for you and you're looking for Gnome, KDE or something else similar to those.
- pacman2 5y agoExactly. This is why I use the Moksha Desktop.
- yjftsjthsd-h 5y ago> Moksha Desktop Hadn't heard of this one, so looked it up, and all I can say is... Not again. GNOME, KDE, Enlightenment - is it the fate of every DE to make a release so bad that a chunk of the users fork an old version and run with it?
- pacman2 5y agoThis "old version" is alive and well and has been since many many years. It is my daily driver on my laptop and my desktop. It is extremely lightweight, snappy and beautiful. There is talk of switching to a newer version of Enlightenment since it is getting more stable again.
- stinos 5y ago> This is the highlighted features: Doesn't this sort of prove the point of the one you're replying to? Yeah sure I care about these things, but it tells me almost nothing because I could categorize a lot of other DE with those words as well. I want to know what it is like for everyday usage. How does it manage windows would be the first thing which I'd like to see some footage or explanation of.