12-24-2019, 05:12 PM
[member=2]Jerry[/member] ,
It isn't a deal breaker for me. I trust that whatever release you and other developers put out will continue to stay fast, simple, and free. The folks I've helped make the transition to Linux Lite wouldn't care much either.
In addition to KDE being bulky in the past, I avoided it because it was "too" feature rich and I didn't know what I was doing going from Arch based to Debian based to Fedora based, etc. I didn't know how to run updates or install software. It was a tad overwhelming being so new to Linux at the time, and the distros I tried didn't have documentation as good as Linux Lite. So I felt lost. I'm sure whatever help manual is created, coupled with the forum support and testing will make a transition as seamless as any other series change.
It isn't a deal breaker for me. I trust that whatever release you and other developers put out will continue to stay fast, simple, and free. The folks I've helped make the transition to Linux Lite wouldn't care much either.
In addition to KDE being bulky in the past, I avoided it because it was "too" feature rich and I didn't know what I was doing going from Arch based to Debian based to Fedora based, etc. I didn't know how to run updates or install software. It was a tad overwhelming being so new to Linux at the time, and the distros I tried didn't have documentation as good as Linux Lite. So I felt lost. I'm sure whatever help manual is created, coupled with the forum support and testing will make a transition as seamless as any other series change.
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