I changed to KUbuntu Feisty Fawn
Yes, I changed to KUbuntu a few hours ago.
And it’s surprisingly good. After a decade of using RPM-based distributions (first Red Hat 5.2, then Mandrake, then Red Hat 9, then Fedora), I’m now using a Debian-based distro.
And so, andrea (my previous Linux installation) is no longer. Gabriela (this KUbuntu deployment) took its place.
So what’s different?
Package management
Adept is used to install and remove packages. It’s dramatically faster than Smart and Yum, the two solutions I had been using in Fedora. It uses way less memory. Honest, it’s an order of magnitude faster.
Responsiveness and performance
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