Deciding between Lubuntu 12.04 or Ubuntu 12.04 for my notebook

[Spose']

Ubuntu imo.

[curryking3]

I would consider Linux Mint if you haven't installed anything yet.

I am personally not a fan of Ubuntu One, and I feel that Ubuntu is slowly getting too bloated for my taste in a Linux distro. I've asked around on other forums, and this appears to be emerging as one of the most popular Linux distros, even replacing Ubuntu as the 'first-time-Linux-and-ease-of-use' distro.

[Joe Blog]

I would consider Linux Mint if you haven't installed anything yet.

I am personally not a fan of Ubuntu One, and I feel that Ubuntu is slowly getting too bloated for my taste in a Linux distro. I've asked around on other forums, and this appears to be emerging as one of the most popular Linux distros, even replacing Ubuntu as the 'first-time-Linux-and-ease-of-use' distro.

So its not just me, i tried ubuntu on an old p3 lappy 900Mhz (yuck) 9.04 ran quite well and was quite responsive, i then tired 10.10 and it was reallly SLOW i know the computer used for testing was slow to start with but it clearly showed that the newer distro wanted alot more resources

[shin kai]

I've tried Linux Mint before and was pretty satisfied with it's results. The great thing with Linux distros as many people have said is the number of choices you have.

Unfortunately that sometimes backfires on me when I am having a hard time deciding on which distro to just use.

Tomorrow is the release of Ubuntu 12.04 LTS and I'm definitely looking forward to giving that a try. Linux Mint also has a new release just now and I'm checking up footage of it.

[Virii]

If it wasn't already apparent by the number of people mentioning it, I'd try Linux Mint. It' s actually a derivative of Ubuntu.

If that isn't light enough on the resources, you could even try it's derivative - Linux Peppermint.

BTW - The lightest, fastest, distro with the best power management plan for you would be one you tweaked from the ground up. Unfortunately, that'd be an adventure in itself.

[God of Battle]

indeed, I also suggest Linux Mint, has a whole lot more "flavor" than ubuntu

[brndedhero]

I see it has been suggest quite a few times but I will also throw my hat in the Linux Mint camp, ever since the unity theme became default in Ubuntu I've found myself wanting a much 'fresher' flavour of linux.

Not trying to derail the thread but has anyone tried 'Commodore OS Vision' which has a similar source to Debain/Ubuntu/Mint distros but with a nice retro gaming feel which might be worth trying comes with some old Commodore emulators bundled in (fitting given the emulation nature of the forum).

[Spose']

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[Inferno.]

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If it isn't sorry but it not advisable this thread is from april

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