>
> LXLE uses the LXDE desktop, there is nothing 'misleading' about that. I'm
> not removing LXDE support areas simply
> because that is the only desktop the distro offers. Hence making it a
> relevant resource.
Agreed. I'll try to reiterate my original point:
"
One good way to resolve this would be to separate the primary forms of
support (those related specifically to LXLE) and additional releases,
perhaps making it clear that LXDE does not provide official support for the
project.
"
tl;dr I didn't say remove them. I said rearrange them and make them a
little more clear.
This will reduce the likelihood of someone coming to #lxde looking for an
LXLE ISO.
For that matter, including Lubuntu as a resource isn't terrible, as long as
you make it clear it shouldn't be the primary source of support.
So something like:
LXLE SUPPORT
=============
* LXLE OS Forums
* LXLE OS Wiki
* LXLE OS ML
* LXLE OS IRC
UPSTREAM RESOURCES
=====================
* LXDE Forums
* LXDE Wiki
* LXDE ML
* LXDE IRC
* Lubuntu Forums
* Lubuntu Wiki
* Lubuntu ML
* Lubuntu IRC
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