Hi Community!
I know that this community is mainly for people who use Ubuntu Mate (I’m probably assuming this fact ) I’m curious to know who uses what Linux Distro, to know what the trend is for today’s Linux Users. It doesn’t have to be Ubuntu Mate, it can be any distro! I would also appreciate a screenshot to see how the desktop looks like (I’m sure they’ll be fantastic! )
I would give you a screenshot of my distro, but until I can decease the size of the file, I can’t send the file . I switched from Ubuntu Mate to Raspbian due to a problem that you will be sent to if you click here (If the link doesn’t work, please notify me about it.)
I hope that this post and your post get views , loves and that stuff. If you post your screenshot of your desktop, thank you!
Ubuntu Mate is my distro of choice at the mo and it is very customizable.
Heres my screenshot
have used a number of distros over the years mainly debian & ubuntu base on different hardware with different Desktops like KDE, Gnome, LXDE and Mate. Been suck on Ubuntu Mate for a number of years and lovin 'it.
@penguin_nedyalkov I tried every official Ubuntu flavor, plus Linux Mint, Solus, and a few others, before settling on Ubuntu MATE. The thing I like about it is the extreme versatility of the desktop layouts. If I had to make a second choice, I would probably choose either Kubuntu (Ubuntu with KDE) or Zorin OS, but at least for now, I’m happy with Ubuntu MATE.
For a long time I used Fedora as the main one. But I'm sick of it. Using the distrowatch, I tried a lot of different distros.
Now it's time to settle down and enjoy) A couple of months I use mate iso. And very happy)
Depending on the capability of the particular machine, I’ll usually run Mint Cinnamon or Mint Mate on a machine. Currently I have Ubuntu Mate on a RaspberryPi3, although it hhasn’t been hooked up for a while since I’ve had other projects going, and I was cleaning up around the living room (the only place with an HDMI display, our 10 year old TV set).
Of course, now that I’m a contractor at a headgear-themed Linux company, I’ve felt I should at least have one machine with Fedora on it.