And since they are tiling, it can cause confusion on some users cause they are pretty intense on keyboard shortcuts using. I'll not suggest tiling Window Managers here like i3wm cause, even if they are less resource hungry than any of the options above, they are 'bare metal' and need a lot of customization/tunning to turn them usable. Krita Studio (2013) LXDE-Qt (2013) Manjaro (2013) OpenShift (2013) Raspberry Pi (2012) Roku 3 (2013) SaltStack (2012) Ubuntu Edge (2013) 4) Best Linux.

Cinnamon - Same as Mate, but officially endorsed by Linux Mint.Now I do have lxterminal, but I still have no network. I reinstalled with your new install command (though not following your last piece of advice here). Mate - A 'Gnome 2 Fork', that tries to be as simple as Gnome 2 was. Consider installing LXDE first (I have edited the install command to include all LXDE components, in case dependencies are different), and log into LXDE with GDM before removing XFCE and GDM.XFCE - A Gnome'ish looking desktop focused on stability.

LXQt - A Qt based desktop, result from the merge of the LXDE and Razor-Qt interfaces merge.They are good for not being resource hungry, for having a bunch of basic tools for daily usage(terminal emulator, file manager, music player, menus, etc) but they can't operate miracles on hardware that is way too dated. If thats the case, keep track of which packages those are and reinstall them. Its possible that the commands might remove some other packages you have since added to the default and want to keep. packages were added to a default Lubuntu installation. There is a lot of 'lightweight' Desktop Environments and Windows Managers available to all Unix-Like Operating Systems. These removal commands were created based on what Ubuntu, Kubuntu, etc.

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