Let's Talk about Linux Desktop Environments

Let's Talk about Linux Desktop Environments
In this video I'll show you several different Linux Desktop Environments like GNOME, KDE, LXDE, LXQT, XFCE, MATE, CINNAMON and DEEPIN.
You can look its for the project webpages at:
GNOME
www.gnome.org/
KDE
kde.org/
LXDE
www.lxde.org/
LXQT
lxqt-project.org/
XFCE
www.xfce.org/
MATE
mate-desktop.org/
CINNAMON
github.com/linuxmint/Cinnamon
DEEPIN
www.deepin.org/en/dde/
Thanks for watching. Please comment below for questions or suggestions.
Regards,
Rodrigo Matias

[@yashbaddi29]

I love how kde went from one of the most resource heavy DE to one of the lightest now it's even compared with xfce

[@linuxtechschool4841]

I find KDE now very smotth for the average machine. Really a great choice!

[@hokum4438]

Thank you Rodrigo. The hosts of the first two desktop environment videos I viewed failed to show them (visual aids may help new users understand that it is something other than office furniture being talked about). You also gave a summary & provided direct links in the description! Here is a smiley 😊 and also a rainbow sticker 🌈

[@linuxtechschool4841]

Hi, Thanks a lot! It took me some time to test everything and summarize. Glad you enjoyed it! Regards, Rodrigo Matias

[@3gsahil]

Loved the video !! Full fledged explained . Btw i would like to know the name of background music also because some part of it ships as ringtone of my phone ! ❤️

[@linuxtechschool4841]

The background music is a jazz music from MACOS Garage Band app. Regards!

[@paulorocha8250]

gostei muito deste vídeo estou entusiasmado e querer saber mais sobre isto do Linux

[@linuxtechschool4841]

Obrigado! Siga o canal porque vou colocando sempre diferentes temas interessantes e úteis para quem utiliza o Linux numa workstation ou servidor. Existe uma dinâmica muito grande no Linux e imensas novidades a sair todas as semanas.

[@signalscout6020]

Funny that the guy who seems to be a native Spanish speaker pronounces it "Mayt" when the American reviewers take a great deal of care to say "mah-teh" or (my favorite since it matched my own southern US accent "muh-TAYY", lol. Anyway, taking my first few feeble steps in Linux, right along with rescuing old laptops, has been the cross-cultural aspect of learning it. Cheers.

[@signalscout6020]

Ahh, Portuges...