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Originally Posted by anarchist
then i tried fluxbuntu 7.10: having feedback from this forum that it is lightweight version of ubuntu i tried it. it was different from ubuntu's official derivatives and hard to get used to. i was not comfortable on fluxbuntu. most of the default packages were related to programming. i think it is good for expert linux users.
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Fluxbox is for intermediate and advanced users, thus the target of this distros is obviously supposed to be those people. Except a lot more CLI usage in this distro.
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then i tried kubuntu 8.04 : it has very glossy looks and seems to be inspired from windows.
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KDE can be much better. IMO, Kubuntu gives the worst looks to KDE.
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but some packages like games and gimp was missing in default package selection.
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because they need gtk libraries. There's nothing gtk based on kubuntu by default.
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some features are missing (like: print screen key not working).
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Well that needs to be mapped
AFAIK. Anyways, I haven't really used XFCE so not much idea.
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in all the versions i have used internet using pppconfig (in kubuntu there was gui tool for it)
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KPPP?