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Personally I like to keep it simple, stupid and light which is xfce for me. If I need a desktop, I always configure the system to use xfce which means 16.04 a
by srcmap 8y ago
Personally I like to keep it simple, stupid and light which is xfce for me.
If I need a desktop, I always configure the system to use xfce which means 16.04 and 18.04's desktop GUI are the same.
It also means that the vm with GUI under Mac/Windows has the same GUI and also very light. I can configure 512M -2G RAM per VM and they works just fine.
- bittercynic 8y agoI'm in the same boat, and settled on LXDE after trying XFCE. Either one seems to work great even on cheap or old hardware, and there are way fewer surprises that more featureful desktop environments.