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ROSA 2012 LXDE review

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The first beta of this LXDE edition of ROSA Linux was released in mid-April (this year). That beta release was previewed here. This article provides a more detailed review using a 32-bit installation image. The boot options are shown in the image below.

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Koriel ·
Although I may be a bit biased, I like ROSA LXDE and am considering switching to it full time. Thankfully this is not a live review and thus is a true representation of what you can expect from the install through to the desktop.

I could of done with some details regarding resource usage but i'm not going to quibble too much as I pretty much know what to expect from my own experiences of LXDE but others may not of had much experience of this desktop.

I have tried both versions of ROSA and the LXDE version to me is the best version, as I have to do too much to get the KDE version to a useable condition for myself whilst LXDE is pretty much good to go and the added bonus of less resource usage.

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