Well, I kinda dig this, I’m using lubuntu and it’s certainly better in some ways than windows, and I couldn’t play games on this thing anyway so it’s not like I’m loosing functionality, when I get a new pc I’ll certainly install some different distro and try it out
I just installed lubuntu on an old laptop this weekend actually. It ran like a top but for me that desktop environment is clunky so I ended up using Fedora on that machine and so far it is working well. That machine has only a 32 gb HD… so my options were limited.
I like gnome a lot personally, and one distro I’ve had a lot of luck with that comes with gnome by default is pop_os, so I would recommend that when you upgrade! Just as a generally well configured (and still lightweight when compared to windows) distro. Just about anything that supports Ubuntu runs on it without much if any fuss too
Right… The only reason you use faster more secure software is…you have to?
Well, I kinda dig this, I’m using lubuntu and it’s certainly better in some ways than windows, and I couldn’t play games on this thing anyway so it’s not like I’m loosing functionality, when I get a new pc I’ll certainly install some different distro and try it out
Gotcha.
I just installed lubuntu on an old laptop this weekend actually. It ran like a top but for me that desktop environment is clunky so I ended up using Fedora on that machine and so far it is working well. That machine has only a 32 gb HD… so my options were limited.
I like gnome a lot personally, and one distro I’ve had a lot of luck with that comes with gnome by default is pop_os, so I would recommend that when you upgrade! Just as a generally well configured (and still lightweight when compared to windows) distro. Just about anything that supports Ubuntu runs on it without much if any fuss too