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It depends on which one. You would have to use Synaptic Package Manager to load the one that you are wishing to use. Xubuntu uses the XFCE Gui.thanks. as i am at the bottom of the learning ladder do you mind if i ask how i do that
broe23
There are plenty of resources out there, in how to install the different interfaces. This one explains how to install Gnome. How To Install GNOME 3.12 On Ubuntu GNOME 14.04 Trusty Tahr | LinuxG.net
I chose Xubuntu, because I wanted a light weight interface. But also installed the gnome & kde components, so I can run apps for those two environments as I need to.
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- Linux Mint 17.2
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