Ubuntu vs lubuntu for desktop?
Are the UI and speed of operation the only differences ? I want to know if the functionality is the same or not.
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12.04 lubuntu desktop-environments
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Are the UI and speed of operation the only differences ? I want to know if the functionality is the same or not.
Thanks.
12.04 lubuntu desktop-environments
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Are the UI and speed of operation the only differences ? I want to know if the functionality is the same or not.
Thanks.
12.04 lubuntu desktop-environments
Are the UI and speed of operation the only differences ? I want to know if the functionality is the same or not.
Thanks.
12.04 lubuntu desktop-environments
12.04 lubuntu desktop-environments
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What do you mean of functionality?
Lubuntu is an Ubuntu OS with the same repository sources, but with a different desktop environment and set of default applications (packages).
In the matter of desktop, you can also install LXDE and its components on Ubuntu either to try it beside Gnome Shell (Unity on 17.04 and below).
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What do you mean of functionality?
Lubuntu is an Ubuntu OS with the same repository sources, but with a different desktop environment and set of default applications (packages).
In the matter of desktop, you can also install LXDE and its components on Ubuntu either to try it beside Gnome Shell (Unity on 17.04 and below).
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What do you mean of functionality?
Lubuntu is an Ubuntu OS with the same repository sources, but with a different desktop environment and set of default applications (packages).
In the matter of desktop, you can also install LXDE and its components on Ubuntu either to try it beside Gnome Shell (Unity on 17.04 and below).
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What do you mean of functionality?
Lubuntu is an Ubuntu OS with the same repository sources, but with a different desktop environment and set of default applications (packages).
In the matter of desktop, you can also install LXDE and its components on Ubuntu either to try it beside Gnome Shell (Unity on 17.04 and below).
What do you mean of functionality?
Lubuntu is an Ubuntu OS with the same repository sources, but with a different desktop environment and set of default applications (packages).
In the matter of desktop, you can also install LXDE and its components on Ubuntu either to try it beside Gnome Shell (Unity on 17.04 and below).
edited Jan 20 at 21:59
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answered Sep 8 '13 at 22:56
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