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Sure there is a good reason but just wondering why Linux Lite is based on Ubuntu rather than directly on Debian?
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This reply is based on my *nix experience, there may be a more in-depth answer and surely the developer would be the best to answer this question ... however ... as someone who first used Red Hat back in 1999, Ubuntu has a excellent developer base, it has the software repository, and that repository is available to LL users, so no need to wail at a lack of programs to cover one's needs, stable as well as driver support, apart from the LL forum, use the Ubuntu forums for answers regarding Kernel issues etc, most of the problems or questions encountered here are surely covered there! ... just an aside, if you solve a problem by using another forum it would be nice to see the issue and outcome posted here
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Hello!
If I had to pick one advantage Ubuntu has over Debian, it would have to be DRIVER SUPPORT. Although most Ubuntu programs will run on Debian, Ubuntu seems to be the preferred platform for software development...
73 DE N4RPS
Rob
A gun in your hand is worth more than a whole police force on the phone.
i put linux lite on three different computer ranging from old to new, and none of them needed the drivers that windows even required for literally everything to work. mic, graphics, burner, wifi, so on... i have no need for all the windows drivers cds i needed before. this is really an amazing experience for a new linux user and i hope it kills microsoft asap.