1 Dec
2011
1 Dec
'11
10:31 p.m.
I am telling everyone what my experience is. For unknown reasons Ubuntu
is getting slower and slower when you using it for a long time.
Canonical change their vision of the things too often and from update to
update the outcome is huge mess. I used to have Ubuntu installed and
after almost 2 years of using it and updating it frequently it became
too slow like when you use one desktop windows installation for too long
time and after a year you have to reinstall it. I cleaned it up tried
many things, but at the end it was still slow.
At some time I found the perfect desktop environment for me and this is
Debian *stable* + Xfce. It rocks and it doesn't get slow never, it's
secure, it's stable. For some software may have only outdated versions,
but this has it's purpose! They just work stable and efficient. :) Once
Johann Friedrich von Schiller said: Only those who have the patience to
do simple things perfectly will acquire the skill to do difficult things
easily. This I can say is the key point of Debian :)
Martin
On 11/27/2011 03:20 PM, Ian wrote:
Duane said:
Looks like the ones producing Mint get it,
they've made an extension for
gnome 3 to make it act like gnome 2
It's what I have on the home PC and there
is lots to like about it,
but I have never been able to do an 'in place' distribution upgrade
without big problems in the way that I have always been able to do
with Ubuntu. For something with six month upgrade schedule, that's
not really good enough.
So at some point tomorrow, I will be doing the 'backup the list of
what I have installed, install new system from scratch (/home is
obviously kept safe), reinstall the list of programs...'
Then looking at a couple of alternatives.
Ian
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