Hello everyone,
I am new to this forum and very excited to be a part of the LXDE community. I have always had an interest in lightweight desktop environments; and LXDE seems like the perfect fit. I am looking forward to learning more about it, exploring its features and sharing experiences with all of you.
I have heard great things about this community and I am sure I’ll learn a lot from your tips and discussions. If anyone has suggestions for a beginner like me or resources to get started; I would really appreciate it...!
I am eager to connect, contribute; and be part of this awesome group. Thanks in advance for the warm welcome. Can’t wait to get started on my LXDE journey with all of you.....!
Best regards,
David
Hello there! A new member wants to join this Community and also want to learn from here.
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Re: Hello there! A new member wants to join this Community and also want to learn from here.
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Dubbed "The People's Distro,"
"What sets Loc-OS apart is its commitment to resource efficiency. In a world where software bloat is all too common, Loc-OS remains dedicated to providing a full-featured yet frugal alternative. It's a distro that doesn't just keep up with its Debian base—it strives to outpace it in terms of performance on limited hardware."
https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/loc-os-l ... uade-znege
It is so easy to install and gives you a choice of browser to install or no browser!
And yes it does outpace Debian I tested it on full install NOT VM
Dubbed "The People's Distro,"
"What sets Loc-OS apart is its commitment to resource efficiency. In a world where software bloat is all too common, Loc-OS remains dedicated to providing a full-featured yet frugal alternative. It's a distro that doesn't just keep up with its Debian base—it strives to outpace it in terms of performance on limited hardware."
https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/loc-os-l ... uade-znege
It is so easy to install and gives you a choice of browser to install or no browser!
And yes it does outpace Debian I tested it on full install NOT VM