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Hi
I'm just wondering which Ubuntu to use on my PC's
Since Ubuntu/Gnome is the main branch
Is Kubuntu as well Polished or just a half baked patch job?
I have been really loving using X86-64 distros for their network and Memory speed compared to same 32bit version,
however Suse and Mandriva had noteable bugs issues (fast clock, conflicting package issues) .
Kubuntu is an official project of ubuntu, it uses the same core and it, IMO, an excellent distro
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Originally Posted by Kubuntu.org FAQ
What is Kubuntu?
Kubuntu is the first Ubuntu derived distribution. Our Kubuntu CDs are made up of Ubuntu's base plus KDE. You can get exactly the same effect by installing Ubuntu and adding the KDE packages (and removing the Gnome packages) from the Ubuntu archives.
Is this a fork of Ubuntu?
No, it is an official part of Ubuntu. All our packages are in the same archives.
Is Kubuntu as well Polished or just a half baked patch job?
Of course, (unfortunately) bugs do occur, but the official distributions (currently: Ubuntu, Kubuntu, Xubuntu, Edubuntu) are extremely well organized (and, I think I can say that, something like rock-stable). As already mentioned, KDE is integrated, officially.
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conflicting package issues
That's a rare issue with APT-based software managers.
As for 64, I can't tell. Sparely, conflicts have been reported.
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