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I suppose you know Mint is basically Ubuntu repackaged and with a different default window manager. I'm more interested in keeping my productivity up than in e

I suppose you know Mint is basically Ubuntu repackaged and with a different default window manager. I'm more interested in keeping my productivity up than in experimenting with installing various window mangers in Ubuntu. Ubuntu caused me problems only when I run it in a VM. If you install Ubuntu on a decent physical machine it will run OK.

call 13y ago
sudo apt-get install -y xubuntu-desktop sudo apt-get install -y lubuntu-desktop Give me a little while, I think I've exceeded my experimentation quota for today
- AlexeyBrin 13y ago
  +1 Thanks. Your commands installs the alternative window managers alongside Unity ? Or they replace Unity ?
  - kitana97 13y ago
    Replaces Unity. Here's a few to check out: http://askubuntu.com/questions/65083/what-different-desktop-environments-and-shells-are-available http://askubuntu.com/questions/65083/what-different-desktop-...