Hi, I was using Xubuntu, but I want a change. Could you please recomend me another desktop enviroment? I want it mostly fast and I would like options and menus on a top bar (like in OSX).
Thank you for every help.
Hi, I was using Xubuntu, but I want a change. Could you please recomend me another desktop enviroment? I want it mostly fast and I would like options and menus on a top bar (like in OSX).
Thank you for every help.
Last edited by ViliX64; May 11th, 2013 at 11:55 AM.
Hello!
Xubuntu is pretty configurable and there are lots of themes available. You could make that look just about any way you'd like. Out-of-the-box basic is not the only option. There are themes that make it look like Windows or OSX or whatever.
But if you want something else light and fast, you can give Lubuntu a try. I've never used it and I don't know how much configuration it allows. Some people swear by it, though.
You could try MATE, Enlightenment, Cinnamon or even something in development like Pantheon.
There are all sorts of great things out there. Best wishes.
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Hi ViliX64.
Here are a few ideas:
- Take a look at the Lubuntu project. If you like what you see, you can install the environment over Xubuntu:
Note: the panel can be moved to the top.Code:sudo apt-get -s install lubuntu-desktop- Ubuntu released a Gnome remix. From here and here, I understand that now it includes an extension called "classic" that is the closest thing to Gnome v2 style.
- Last idea: outside Ubuntu but based on it: Bodhi Linux (Enlightened desktop environment).
Just some thoughts.
Regards.
Well, there's GNOME, not the shell but GNOME fallback (or "Classic" as Ubuntu calls it). Fallback comes with a menu on top just like GNOME 2, looks ugly at first but that can be fixed, and it's pretty fast on my PC. You can get it on *buntu 12.04/12.10/13.04/13.10 with "aptitude install gnome-session-fallback". Or you can get Ubuntu GNOME Remix 12.10 which comes with both fallback and shell.
Pinguy OS pretty good OS loads of software everything configured right out of the box and looks well.
Like QIII said, Xubuntu is pretty configurable and there are lots of themes available and if you're looking for something similar to OSX, you have Greybird-Mac, which is a theme for Xfce, and it's a fusion between CratOS-lion by zayronXIO and Greybird.
Here's a screenshot.
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How can I enable Global Menu then?
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