(my comments are bottom-posted, as they require)

On 5/24/20 9:14 AM, Fritz Hudnut wrote:
AG, et al:

Thank you.  So, the "question" might be how radically different is the debian based "lxde" from the possibly lubuntu engineered "lxqt desktop"??? to find a way forward.

On Sat, May 23, 2020 at 1:44 PM Aere Greenway <a...@dvorak-keyboards.com <mailto:a...@dvorak-keyboards.com>> wrote:

    (my comments are bottom-posted)
    On 5/23/20 1:56 PM, Fritz Hudnut wrote:
    Always interesting to see how OPs seem to disappear on ubuntu
    forums, and it winds up RPs discussing the topic . . . .

    So, booted up in Lu 20.10 and checking the sessions I now have
    "Lubuntu" which seems to be thenewer, richer looking, possibly
    "Plasma" based GUI DE; and "LXQT Desktop" which seems to be more
    of the basic GUI DE; and then ye olde Openbox . . . minimalistic
    DE . . . .

    So I don't know if I had "lxde" only a few weeks back, and then
    moving up to "groovy" removed it, OR, that was an imaginary
    "fabrication" on my part and what I saw as "lxde" was the "lxqt
    desktop" option . . . that option seems similar to what was the
    traditional "lxde" . . . DE . . . maybe it has just been
    "renamed" as the easy way to change the DE, but under the name it
    is still . . . the same??  I didn't spend too long looking at the
    features offered in lxqt desktop session . . . but, just saying
    that especially in linux, "change is inevitable" . . . the clock
    runs forward . . . .

    On Thu, May 21, 2020 at 11:18 AM Fritz Hudnut
    <este.el....@gmail.com <mailto:este.el....@gmail.com>> wrote:

        Possibly I have lxde there from before there was lxqt and
        I've just updated via changing the sources.list??  I can't
        remember when I did a fresh install, but I think maybe I had
        to after Siduction ripped through all of my drives and wiped
        data . . . probably would have been 18.04??  And I didn't add
        lxde . . . but, I couldn't swear to that . . . .  : - ))

        On Thu, May 21, 2020 at 9:27 AM Aere Greenway
        <a...@dvorak-keyboards.com
        <mailto:a...@dvorak-keyboards.com>> wrote:

            On 5/21/20 8:36 AM, Fritz Hudnut wrote:

                Having now used LXQt, I'm much happier with LXDE.
                I'd like to stick with LXDE as long as realistically
                possible, though I understand (I think) the
                difficulties around that.

                Can anyone clear this up, thanks


            @et al:

            I'm pretty sure that even in 20.10 Lu that I have now,
            the option of LXQT, LXDE, or Openbox sessions are
            available on log in?

            Possibly Aere G could confirm that, but I believe there
            was a conversation regarding something similar not too
            long ago here?  Likely at least 20.04 . . . I'm a couple
            days away from my "lubuntu" day . . . .

            F

            I'm pretty sure you have to install the lxde package,
            before the LXDE option appears in the "Session" drop-box,
            near the upper left corner of the log-in screen.

-- Sincerely,
            Aere



    The LXDE desktop I see on Lubuntu 20.04, appears identical to the
    LXDE desktop I see on my Debian Buster systems.

    The launcher icon, and the dark, rounded taskbar, as well as the
    LXDE splash-screen are the same on Lubuntu 20.04, and on Debian
    Buster.

    I suspect the LXDE we get on Lubuntu 20.04, is the same as comes
    from Debian.

-- Sincerely,
    Aere



I choose to use LXDE because I can still do the color-customization I like so much, and because it is more familiar to what I'm used to.

Also, where my 32-bit machines can't be used on Lubuntu any more, and only Debian still supports them, on Debian, I use LXDE, so all of my machines have a common desktop.

--
Sincerely,
Aere

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