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Basically LXDE got rebranded into LXQt, though since DEs and WMs don't get obsolete fast, LXDE will continue to work for a long time. You can still pick LXDE in
by medstrom 5y ago
Basically LXDE got rebranded into LXQt, though since DEs and WMs don't get obsolete fast, LXDE will continue to work for a long time. You can still pick LXDE in Debian if you prefer Gtk 2 for some reason.
- pantalaimon 5y agoThe thing is that Qt and Gtk3 and onward all consume more resources than Gtk2
- luke2m 5y agoIt’s a bit more than a rebranding, being completely rebased on a different framework, and LXDE still gets some work, for example, LXTerminal has commits from September. [0] [0] https://github.com/lxde/lxterminal https://github.com/lxde/lxterminal
- heresie-dabord 5y agoDebian LXDE and Fedora LXDE Spin are performant, light distros that are easy to configure.