Da'Punk-A wrote:
>
> Roy Schestowitz wrote:
>> Meet The Newest Member of the Ubuntu Family: Introducing Xubuntu
>>
>> ,----[ Quote ]
>> | Under the hood Xubuntu virtually identical to Ubuntu and is a rock
>> | solid distribution rather than a true newcomer. Three years of support
>> | is promised, making Xubuntu 6.06 appropriate for a corporate desktop or
>> | even for the corporate server room.
>> `----
>>
>>
http://www.oreillynet.com/linux/blog/2006/06/meet_the_newest_member_of_the.html
>
> Good to read that xubuntu's okay (ie bug-free) as that's the flavor of
> Ubuntu I'll be using when my CDs arrive. I'll install the "server"
> version of Ubuntu, then use Synaptic to put xubuntu-desktop on it.
>
> Bit curious though as to why the reviewer called xubuntu "new". I'm
> currently using xubuntu now. It was regular Ubuntu, but I found Gnome
> too sluggish on my box. So I installed xubuntu-desktop onto it, and
> runs nice and fast now.
>
> I also prefer xfce's minimalism to Gnome - never been a fan of eye
> candy.
>
> I'm using the previous version of xfce so I haven't tried thunar yet.
xubuntu is so called because it is a Ubuntu sibling in it's own right in the
same way kubuntu is. New probable because it has only become a fully
fledged sibling recent, not exactly sure when.
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Xubuntu
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Regards,
M
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