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|    Rob H to Mike Easter    |
|    Re: Desktop sessions at login    |
|    15 Feb 23 20:13:43    |
      From: rob@despammer.com              On 15/02/2023 19:17, Mike Easter wrote:       > Rob H wrote:       >> As there are '10 best desktop environments on 20.04/22.04, which one       >> in your experience would you suggest.       >       > That is something each person has to figure out for himself/ themselves.       > My personal everyday driver is Mint's Cinnamon I'm using here and which       > Mint v. of Ubuntu I like better than Ub's decisions. Mint has minty       > tools, mint eschews Ub's snap, mint doesn't do gnome in favor of the       > other gtk DEs Cinn, Mate, & XFCE.       >       > But, since I like a lot of other things too, I'm 'always' dabbling in       > alternates. My favorite KDE over Ub is KDE neon, there are a lot of       > things I like about MX over Debian and of its DEs I like their XFCE more       > than their KDE.       >       > In the example of Mint, Mint doesn't 'do' wayland at all; it isn't an       > option. No menu :-)       >       > So if I 'suggest' Mint Cinnamon, it isn't actually because I think YOU       > should choose that one, it is only because based on what I dabble w/,       > which is a lot, it is my personal choice for my most active use.       >       > I also use a KDE neon for 'other purposes' because I want to use its       > Kleopatra and I like its file manager 'better' for those purposes, which       > is mostly dl/ing linux .iso/s, and checking their hash, and       > authenticating their key signature.       >       > Also, in both cases I mostly use persistent live rather than installed       > to hdd. I use multiple machines to 'turn' from one system to another,       > not any kind of dual booting. A small percentage of the time I also use       > a Win7 still installed on a refurbed desktop that mostly does linux       > stuff on USBs.       >       >       >              Thanks but after installing Cinnamon desktop, and rebooting, I still get       the same login screen with that *!**!1 drop down menu. The only       difference to it now is that Cinnamon ism added to the list.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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