I am a little curious. I don't use Ubuntu much, and it's been years since I've used Ubuntu with a xWindows GUI interface.
But I notice, in some places like Distrowatch for example, they list Kubuntu, Xubuntu, Lubuntu, etc...
almost like these are different distros. Are they really? Or are they just the same distro with different Xwindows desktops?
With other distro's, such as OpenSuSE or Fedora for example... they simply list Fedora, as one distro.
Fedora also has different desktop "spins", like Gnome, KDE, Xfce, Mate, etc... but it doesn't really matter
which spin your download, because you can install any desktop environment on any version of Fedora.
Isn't it the same way with Ubuntu? Can't you install any desktop (or even multiple desktops) on any version of Ubuntu?
But I notice, in some places like Distrowatch for example, they list Kubuntu, Xubuntu, Lubuntu, etc...
almost like these are different distros. Are they really? Or are they just the same distro with different Xwindows desktops?
With other distro's, such as OpenSuSE or Fedora for example... they simply list Fedora, as one distro.
Fedora also has different desktop "spins", like Gnome, KDE, Xfce, Mate, etc... but it doesn't really matter
which spin your download, because you can install any desktop environment on any version of Fedora.
Isn't it the same way with Ubuntu? Can't you install any desktop (or even multiple desktops) on any version of Ubuntu?