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XFCE
If you have an old or not very powerful machine, such as an old netbook, XFCE is an excellent choice. It is quite lightweight and strikes a balance between lightweight desktops such as LXDE or LXQt and full desktops such as KDE and GNOME, described above. The shell is light on computer resources, with plenty…
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GNOME graphic interface
GNOME (GNU Network Object Model Environment) is one of the popular desktop environments in the Linux world. It is constantly supported and is quite easy to integrate with hardware and software. Worth mentioning is the fact that Canonical has even adopted GNOME as the default desktop environment for Ubuntu. However, it should be remembered that…
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KDE Plasma
After GNOME, the K Desktop Environment (KDE) Plasma is the most used and customizable desktop environment for Linux. It offers an oh-so wide range of options. For example, if you want to do something windows- or macOS-like, you can do it with a little effort. If you like to tinker with the system configuration and…
