If you’re looking for a Linux distribution that’s easy to use and has a lot of features, then Ubuntu is the perfect choice. But if you’re looking for a desktop environment that’s popular and well-known, then Xubuntu is the best option. Xubuntu is based on Ubuntu, but it has its own set of features and tools. It’s also very user-friendly, so you’ll be able to get started quickly. Plus, it has a great community support system, so you can always get help if you need it. If you’re interested in trying out Xubuntu on your Ubuntu Linux system, there are a few ways to do so. First, you can install it from the Ubuntu Software Center. Then, you can use aptitude to install it from the repositories. Finally, you can install it manually by running sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install xfce4-desktop-amd64
Xubuntu is a lighter version of Ubuntu that uses Xfce as the window manager. From the homepage: “Xfce is a lightweight desktop environment for various *NIX systems…”
To start the installation, open up a terminal window and type in the following command:
You will be prompted for your password, and then you will be prompted to select yes (just hit enter)
After the installation, you will need to logout or reboot your machine. When you get to the login screen, select the Options button in the lower left hand corner:
You will be prompted to select from one of the available window managers. Select Xfce and then login.
The Xfce desktop looks a lot like Gnome, but without all the fancy gadgets:
Stay tuned, more articles about window managers coming soon.
