03-12-2014, 12:46 AM
Hello!
There was a time when *I* used to think that, too. Lubuntu brought me an experience that was the most uniform over a wide variety of installation environments. EVERYTHING seemed to work EVERYWHERE. I miss the configurability of Openbox Configuration Manager and the look of the Clearlooks 3.4 theme. Might try playing around with Openbox on LL.
Lubuntu was nice while it lasted, but upgrading every six months WAS a *REAL* DRAG, LL DOES run FASTER than a comparable Lubuntu system, and I SURE don't miss Abiword, Gnumeric, Osmo, and the Chromium browser!
That particular reviewer must not be aware of the fact that after 14.04, Lubuntu faces an uncertain future, at best. This is the WORST possible time for anyone to push people that way. They'd just be changing to something else again, and sooner than later...
73 DE N4RPS
There was a time when *I* used to think that, too. Lubuntu brought me an experience that was the most uniform over a wide variety of installation environments. EVERYTHING seemed to work EVERYWHERE. I miss the configurability of Openbox Configuration Manager and the look of the Clearlooks 3.4 theme. Might try playing around with Openbox on LL.
Lubuntu was nice while it lasted, but upgrading every six months WAS a *REAL* DRAG, LL DOES run FASTER than a comparable Lubuntu system, and I SURE don't miss Abiword, Gnumeric, Osmo, and the Chromium browser!
That particular reviewer must not be aware of the fact that after 14.04, Lubuntu faces an uncertain future, at best. This is the WORST possible time for anyone to push people that way. They'd just be changing to something else again, and sooner than later...
73 DE N4RPS
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