For Linux users who want a no-nonsense desktop that stays out of the way, LXQt remains one of the strongest choices available.


I've been using LXQt with labwc for about a year. The productivity gains feel enormous. Labwc's semi-automatic snapping and pseudo-tiling are fantastic for a modern window-stacking compositor on Wayland.

Impressed with one participant in the philosophy cafe. She bravely highlighted the misuse of the term "assemblages" in its plural form.

Assemblage names a dynamic tangle of relations. Since relational boundaries are contingent and never fully congealed, she argued the plural risks imposing arbitrary cut-off points in our investigations into network relations.

Where does the network end and the next one begin?