Some times Kubuntu won't run on a slow system at all. If you want to
try it on a legacy system, put Lubuntu in and then add KDE through the
package manager. DISABLE THE BELLS AND WHISTLES if things like your
taskbar start disappearing. It is a resource hog.
Mark
On 03/23/2015 04:22 PM, Matthias Johnson wrote:
I like Unity for its use case, I like KDE for its use case, and I like
Cinnamon for its use case. All of these have shortcomings depending on
how you use them. Cinnamon is on Linux Mint and I believe I will be
giving a lightning talk related to Mint in the next meeting.
Do you have things you like/dislike? That might make this easier.
On Mar 23, 2015 4:16 PM, "david battaglia" <[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
Hey,
I am wondering if I can some input on kubuntu or any of those
users out there. I am tired of unity and tried xubuntu but was not
did not like either.
I have tried arch for about a month..really enjoyed it but it came
to a point where I needed to be productive mainly using gns3 1.2.3
I was having issues with multilibs repo. and getting their libssl
library to link to another file.
So in essence, I am seeking opinions on kubuntu I have also tested
it in the passed but didn't mind it ( think I was seeking
something more advanced). As stated before would like to continue
with arch but need to be productive instead of tinkering with the
system which I enjoyed. I was thinking of going to fedora 21 but
again I needed a system to work with the lastest version on GNS,
which I tried on fedora 21 but couldn't get a few important
features to function properly.
Any reviews, opinions, input are welcomed
Thanks
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