What do you like or dislike about Ubuntu/Ubuntu flavors /g/?

>>93216901 (OP)

Xubuntu is pretty sexy desu.

Love their default Xfce setup and the theme.

Yeah I think it's one of the very few distros that does defaults right or mostly right. I only feel like changing the wallpaper and it's not that bad either.

>>93216901 (OP)

Xubuntu for life, but it feels like it's regressed since 18.04 and I hope they get it back on the right track.

comfy distro in general

>>93216901 (OP)

xubuntu is based

it's always a good sign that a distro is never mentioned on /g/

that means the users are satisfied and just moved on with their lives

Are the regressions related to Ubuntu in general or Xubuntu in particular?

>it feels like it's regressed since 18.04

How so? I started using Linux only like a couple years ago, so I still don't know a lot of things

>it's always a good sign that a distro is never mentioned on /g/

what about fedora and linux mint

>>93216901 (OP)

has stable is xubuntu? how often does it crash?

Fairly stable, Xfce got an update recently on 23.04 but it's still as it should be for the most part.

There's also a minimal version of the ISO now that's pretty good, with no snaps installed by default and only the xfce programs in there (although it has no browser and if you plan to install firefox as a .deb you still have to block it from installing the snap version).

>>93216901 (OP)

Budgie is based af

Love the little tiling button with custom tiling patterns. You get the benefits of tiling with the flexibility of floating.

Bulgie!? uwu

I like MATE 

it's lightweight, no nuGNOME shit, can make it any layout you want, peak comfy

>>93216901 (OP)

Kubuntu just works and provides a minimal Plasma.



Xubuntu is the best distro for Xfce.

I like xubuntu because it's fast and it just works, also it looks pretty

Is lubuntu good for a simple desktop

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Yes. Lubuntu is the best implementation of lxqt out there.

>like

stable, ample support

>dislike

snaps, GNOME on default ubuntu

Ubuntu and all flavors are botnet

back when i was introduced to it, i used to game. so ubuntu was sort of a downgrade for me.

now i'm pretty invested in the windows environment (work related software - SMB file sharing and backup), and having to learn it all over or find alternatives for linux is too much hassle. having to do any of it within the TERMINAL!! no thank you!



With that said. I do enjoy the desktop images here. And would love to retire someday to a sleeper ubuntu machine with absolutely no work related content whatsoever. if this millennial ever retires that is.

>>93216901 (OP)

GTK got psyopped by Red Hat and that flew down to all projects using it, XFCE included; overall a tad more slugish than it used to be and more broken themes. At least there won't be mayor surprises for a while now that GTK3 is on maintaince mode.
