01-24-2015, 01:11 PM
I haven't tried lubuntu, but I did try Bodhi. Not to knock Bodhi, but I simply didn't like it. There seemed to be more of a learning curve there that isn't there with Linux Lite. Also, if one doesn't like the programs in Linux Lite it is always so easy to uninstall them with Synaptic while adding the ones one wants.
I haven't used Linux Lite very long, but coming from Fedora over the past couple of years, I am enjoying it. I'm also enjoying the forums here. Folks respond to questions and quite quickly.
Also gotta say I think the Help Manual is excellent and had I paid closer attention to that I wouldn't have had to post a question that I did earlier. Kindly I was re-directed to the Help Manual. I don't recall seeing such an available Help Manual on any distribution before.
I would also like to say that I think that Linux Lite 2.2 is not only for newbies to linux, but it is also good for people that have used other bulkier distros (my computer just isn't powerful enough to handle the "big ones").
Superb experience so far and I don't see why that wouldn't continue!
Superb!
I haven't used Linux Lite very long, but coming from Fedora over the past couple of years, I am enjoying it. I'm also enjoying the forums here. Folks respond to questions and quite quickly.
Also gotta say I think the Help Manual is excellent and had I paid closer attention to that I wouldn't have had to post a question that I did earlier. Kindly I was re-directed to the Help Manual. I don't recall seeing such an available Help Manual on any distribution before.
I would also like to say that I think that Linux Lite 2.2 is not only for newbies to linux, but it is also good for people that have used other bulkier distros (my computer just isn't powerful enough to handle the "big ones").
Superb experience so far and I don't see why that wouldn't continue!
Superb!