LXLE

Amo esta distribución, es mi favorita hace años y ha funcionado bien en varias computadoras. También en la escuela he podido resucitar varias computadoras antiguas con ella, pero en mi propia computadora moderna anda de 10 y no me ha dado nunca ningún problema. Me enteré que fue descontinuada y me duele en el alma, agradezco mucho a los desarrolladores y seguiré usándola todo lo que pueda.

Great distro. I use my machines with it and it does make a difference in speed. I also use it in a lot of VMs which helps me use my hardware more efficiently. Please donate to the project and spread the word.

I used Xubuntu and Lubuntu on a lightweight 64-bit computer. These became unstable when I pushed them. I put 64-bit LXLE on my computer, and it didn't skip a beat. I could push it as hard as I liked. LXLE is worth its weight in gold, simply because I can depend on it no matter what I do. One caution: by accident I deleted the start menu. It didn't ask me, 'Are you sure?'

I'm always trying different distros with a triple boot system. Window 10 / Mint Mate (main distro) / trial distro. So I fairly good at choosing the something else when installing. This distro did not add Mint Mate to grub when it finished installing. Also when doing an update the uCareSystem Core froze on me. I didn't know any still installed SeaMonkey. I like SeaMonkey it takes me back to the days of old but I was surprised to see it. So because there seems to be some issues I'm only giving this 3 stars. It does seem light, it does run well but I don't like when a distro doesn't do grub correctly and I don't like a system freeze.

This is an excellent Linux distribution - whether you are installing on old hardware or a new PC. I've installed this on three PCs: - Sony micro-PC VGN-UX180P with a 60GB SSD and 512MB RAM - Asus X205TA laptop with 32GB SSD and 2GB RAM - Acer Aspire-One Netbook with 120GB SSD and 2GB RAM With each of these, the installation was simple, except for the Asus, which is notorious for installing anything but Windows 10. LXLE has enough features for the novice, but for certain things, you'll want to add programs. I like the XFCE4 desktop environment, so I added that as a replacement for the LXDE desktop. Each computer runs as expected. I use each for a different task, although the Acer Aspire-One is the backup to the backup. The Sony VGN-UX180P was a test to see if I could get it running on that PC. I really like it on the Asus X205TA. It's fast. It doesn't spy on me, like Windows 10 does, and it handles all of my tasks, which run from Web browsing to writing to light duty audio recording/editing. I also had this installed on an older desktop PC running an Athlon III processor with 8GB RAM. Ran excellently on this PC, until I retired it. Running Manjaro on the new box - sorry.