XFCE is the desktop you land on when GNOME and KDE Plasma start to feel like too much. It boots fast, rarely breaks, and runs well on hardware that chokes on heavier desktops. But XFCE is only half the story. The distro underneath decides how fresh your software is, how […]
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Every Linux distro ships with a default desktop environment, but that default is rarely the best fit for the person actually using the computer. Some people want a taskbar and start menu that feels like Windows. Some want as little visual noise as possible. Some are running a ten year […]
This article will be divided into 2 main parts. The first will be about the best desktop environments for Windows users, and the second will be about the best distributions for Windows users. For new users, one term that I will be using throughout this article is Linux kernel, the […]