I tried MX Linux with additional driver support, but they didn't detect any usable screen resolutions. The latest version of Lubuntu switched to using Qt, whic

I tried MX Linux with additional driver support, but they didn't detect any usable screen resolutions. The latest version of Lubuntu switched to using Qt, which isn't necessarily a bad thing out of context, but it's slower and uses more ram. Lubuntu 18 is probably the latest version without Qt. For more context, Qt is probably something you should use for a general application, not for an OS GUI or default OS apps. I settled on Ubuntu Mate which is the lightest Ubuntu I am aware of, and I've generally been happy with it for last decade.