Choose the Perfect Ubuntu Flavor for You!

Welcome to this comprehensive guide where we'll take an in-depth look at selecting the perfect Ubuntu flavor to match your specific requirements. Ubuntu, one of the most renowned Linux distributions, offers a diverse range of 'flavors,' each tailored to cater to the unique needs of users. In this video, we'll delve deep into each Ubuntu flavor, exploring their features, benefits, and ideal user profiles to help you make a well-informed decision.
Chapters:
00:00 Intro
00:30 Edubuntu
01:25 Kubuntu
02:17 Lubuntu
03:07 Ubuntu Budgie
03:49 Ubuntu Cinnamon
04:44 Ubuntu Kylin
05:32 Ubuntu Mate
06:17 Ubuntu Studio
07:08 Ubuntu Unity
08:00 Xubuntu
08:50 Outro

[@BeethoD]

The thumbnail look like a video analyzing all the different Mangekyo Sharingan and their users 😅

[@katsuni6800]

How can you put Ubuntu and perfect in the same sentence ? That's outrageous !

[@nsr-ints]

Ubuntu Kylin is interesting. Might try to use it if I wanna practise Chinese. I'm thinking of learning Chinese, so that might be useful.

[@TheGodzilla2201]

I went with Kubuntu because of KDE Plasma. I'm dual booting with Windows 11.

[@poligem]

💙 Ubuntu Unity, Xubuntu, Ubuntu Budgie

[@MCCamels]

Me screaming in the background when he pronounced ubuntu mate incorrectly:

[@Life_Is_A...]

I've made my decision: Windows Vista

[@zulfiqar7967]

Someone suggest a best linux distros for web App development programming and also with good UI experience.. And I’m windows user, but i want to experience the linux now.. ❤

[@CutieAnimals-sj9rx]

did u find any?

[@zulfiqar7967]

@@CutieAnimals-sj9rx yeah.. for Beginners : Linux Mint and ZoriOS zorin has good UI. For Developers: Ubuntu, Arch Linux for advanced developers

[@khangduong2413]

hi, i am looking for a distro lighter, more battery-efficient than windows 11, but has a strong commnuty base cauze' im new 😢

[@MiningForPies]

Another vote for zorin. Or Linux mint. If you’re new to Linux they’re easy jump in points.

[@someone01233]

lubuntu

[@akshatsingh4937]

Linux mint cinnamon ubuntu based would be great for you. For battery use tlp or autocpufreq it would surely give your laptop more battery life You can turn off GPU when not required (increases battery life greatly) Some other suggestions fedora, pop os and nobara(which I personally use)

[@akshatsingh4937]

If you are a noob Linux mint or zorin would be great. My personal preference would be mint(ubuntu base) debian base is not as much beginner friendly

[@budexlexxy9319]

Linux is NOT a battery efficient OS on Windows branded Laptops. If Battery Life is what u are looking for , stay away from Linux. However, there are apps u can use such as Tlp or auto-cpufreq to extend battery life a bit. Also note that there is NO hibernate option in most Linux distros. ✍🏿

[@teklife]

Ubuntu Unity FTW

[@Ashwin-ksr]

So this is one of AI generated video content, huh. Thought it would be less noticeable.

[@khoabui7766]

I don't see Ubuntu DDE in your list.

[@PyroNexus22]

not an official flavor

[@paulo.valverde]

I like UbuntuDDE a lot. I hope they become an official flavor at some point!

[@myfranci560]

Sameone said that last Lubuntu version are not good like before.

[@claudio.corona]

It is not as lightweight as it was. Feels like Xubuntu and Lubuntu are just the same thing but with gtk and qt, respectively. They are similar, not THAT lightweight, but they can revive an old laptop. But honestly no computer can run a browser properly with less than 2GB RAM anymore.

[@myfranci560]

@@claudio.corona sei italiano

[@claudio.corona]

@@myfranci560 no. I'm Dominican

[@elegantvampire]

I like Ubuntu budgie and unity. 🤩

[@testC2N14]

this was clearly made with ai a it says the same line twice for no reason

[@noyota]

You so nicely pronounced Ubuntu....then screwed up Edubuntu, Kubuntu, etc. Why? It is ooh booon too

[@Ilodi]

Ai voice

[@jerrymoadjr6098]

pop os