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On 11/04/11 15:25, Stephen Cutts wrote:
Well the question rather than why use an old version, is why use Gnome when most users will more be comfy with the more windows like LXDE or KDE desktops? The added benefit of LXDE would be the fact is designed to be used on low end computers and as such is pretty light on what it eats up.
You do have a point there. Okay personally I can't stand KDE4 but LXDE on something like Linux Mint LXDE edition is great and easy to lock down (menu items are a set of Desktop files in /usr/share or something along those lines which can be removed to remove menu items).
But I suppose Paul has chosen something he's more familiar with, and I can perfectly understand that.
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