Project: Linux Mint
Version: 19
Rating: 3
Date: 2018-09-23
Votes: 0
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I run (ran) Mint on most of my laptops until version 19. I think compared to 18, it is buggy. The largest problem I had was I could not reboot a laptop remotely. This issue to not happen in 18. At least for now, I have moved the laptops to Ubuntu until Mint gets this fixed. I did have some browser issues as well.
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Project: Parrot
Version: 4.2.2
Rating: 9
Date: 2018-09-22
Votes: 0
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The way they do persistence with Live USB is cool and very simple, and everything works fast. No issues at all. It's based on Debian so I guess I can't expect it to work with UEFI Secure Boot turned on, but maybe one day :) I got the Security Edition and it's great! Can't complain. And it's beautiful!
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Project: LXLE
Version: 16.04.4
Rating: 10
Date: 2018-09-22
Votes: 2
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I have used LXLE as my daily driver OS for 3 years. It is well made. The desktop is useful, the pre-packaged tools are useful, and it has never, ever let me down.
I am a network engineer by trade, and I use LXLE linux on my work laptop and my home desktop. My work laptop is a 5 year old thinkpad; even with this limited hardware LXLE is very fast and stable.
I hope the devs for this OS know how much a clean, sharp distro like this one is appreciated.
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Project: openSUSE
Version: 15
Rating: 10
Date: 2018-09-22
Votes: 0
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I used Fedora for almost 2 years on my business laptop. After an upgrade from Fedora 27 to 28 it finally rendered unusable, crashing Gnome Shell, freezing after suddenly the RAM was completely filled up although not running too many heavy things - very annoying.
At that time Leap 15 was not yet released and I wanted a stable system for business use instead of Tumbleweed - although it ran great on a few systems I had it installed on.
So I nonetheless opted rather for the Leap 15 beta instead of anything else and was surprised by it's stability and how polished it was even though being still in beta. So I kept it, still have it installed and it's still running rock solid even though I started with the beta.
Sure, openSUSE is not perfect. There are a few shortcomings as well:
- installing a printer which was easily installed on Fedora 27 Gnome became a real hassle, I still have not figured out what the problem is and not yet got it installed
- the update utility sometimes tries to refresh the package repositories before a network connection is established which results in an error message, not a problem but annoying
Although the above mentioned annoyances do exist, the bistro itself is the best bistro I have used so far - and I tested and used a whole lot of distros. If you need and want a stable distro with quite up to date packages and software that looks beautiful and integrates the KDE Plasma desktop better than any other distro: openSUSE Leap 15 might be as well your primary choice!
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Project: Elive
Version: 3.0.0
Rating: 10
Date: 2018-09-22
Votes: 0
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excellent for livening up an old pc! It is so clean and quick i find myself making excuses to go back and use the computer.
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Project: OpenBSD
Version: 6.3
Rating: 10
Date: 2018-09-22
Votes: 1
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I managed to start a desktop in less than 10 minutes. It is a pleasure to configure and everything just works. The Auto partitioning scheme is good enough and helps people who have very little knowledge of partitioning. I use xfce as my desktop and a simple pkg_add -v xfce with an addition of exec startxfce4 in the .xsessions file was good enough to start a gui desktop.
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Project: Pop!_OS
Version: 18.04
Rating: 10
Date: 2018-09-22
Votes: 0
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TL;DR --> The best desktop distribution that I have ever used.
I have been trying to use Linux desktop since Ubuntu 7.10, constantly testing new distributions,but the Pop_OS! is the first desktop distribution that did not make me feel like I'm not using a half product. The design is beautiful and the os it's fast and stable. I would recommend this distro to anyone. Especially the someone that has never used Linux desktop before.
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Project: Lubuntu
Version: 18.04
Rating: 10
Date: 2018-09-22
Votes: 0
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I love how Lubuntu makes my PC so much faster than Windows 10 and even Ubuntu. Everything flies, the OS is easy to understand and gets out of my way and I get to work with my programs.
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Project: Ubuntu Budgie
Version: 18.04
Rating: 5
Date: 2018-09-22
Votes: 0
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Pros: Nice alternative to Solus Budgie 3.999
Cons: Slightly bloated with the Ubuntu/Solus Gnome apps. 1,1GB at idle
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Project: Linuxfx
Version: 9.4
Rating: 10
Date: 2018-09-21
Votes: 0
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I never installed the distro but had it sitting in memory.
This would have to be one of the few distros that deserves the attribute "works out of the box".
Everything you possibly need it's there already : 2 browsers, wordprocessor, calendars, screenshooters, file managers and package manager - to name a few. Despite being Kde I found it to be very fast and very stable. Everything simply worked.
This is a top distro and if it installs as well as it performs while in memory we have a real winner here, perfectly able to absorb "windows-refugees"....
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Project: Ubuntu
Version: 18.04
Rating: 9
Date: 2018-09-21
Votes: 0
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Easily the best linux distribution for the time being and I don't see this changing anytime soon.
Ubuntu bionic has excellent hardware support, very user friendly and can be used in variety of different scenarios, e.g. it can be used as a desktop/laptop os or a workstation os, etc. I don't see any competition from other distros when it comes to hardware support, ease of use etc.
The only reason I am not giving ubuntu 10 rating is because the snap store seems to be still somewhat buggy, e.g. snap applications do not integrate with the os that well. Still, I consider this a very minor issue.
I heartily recommend Ubuntu bionic to anyone who wants a stable, reliable production environment.
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Project: Kubuntu
Version: 18.04
Rating: 10
Date: 2018-09-21
Votes: 1
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Very good. Plasma is fantastic and so is Ubuntu. Makes for a great system.
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Project: CentOS
Version: 7-1804
Rating: 10
Date: 2018-09-21
Votes: 0
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This is OS for work, for a very stable and reliable environment, not for playing around installing stuff on the desktop. On other hand, for those who understand how, it is also possible to tune it up as a great desktop OS. ***** In both cases it is Rock Solid *****
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Project: Linux Kodachi
Version: 3.7
Rating: 9
Date: 2018-09-21
Votes: 0
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The most convenient privacy Linux distribution around.
Would be a 10 if it was more recently updated.
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Project: Manjaro Linux
Version: 17.1.12
Rating: 10
Date: 2018-09-21
Votes: 5
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coming from using windows, then windows/mint dual boot and finally Manjaro (gnome) , i regret wasting time on mint which i heard was the easiest transition from windows being a new linux user. i can honestly say that manjaro has been far more intuitive and capable than mint and the quality of support via manjaro and arch forum/wiki was much easier to identify and fix any issues ive come across (nvidia/intel optimus problems for example).
when i switched to mint, my kids then wanted me to install mint on theyre laptops and so i did and now i wish i waited because now when they have a question or an issue to fix , it always leaves me thinking "this is so much simpler on manjaro" . i'll be switching them over to manjaro soon enough as it seems much more beneficial for them to learn using linux via manjaro. as for myself i am manjaro only , windows eventually just became that pain in the ass os just sucking up half of my sshd and im glad to be rid of it. between Manjaro's repository and the Arch repo, there is very little you cant find on there . i didnt even know manjaro was #1 on distrowatch until today, but it definitely deserves the spot.
if you want something that wont leave you feeling like you need another os then give Manjaro a try.
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Project: Elive
Version: 3.0.0
Rating: 4
Date: 2018-09-21
Votes: 0
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Elive looks amazing, no question. But unfortunately, the look and feel is not all a modern OS requires.
The day this version of Elive was released it was already outdated! The kernel it uses is theoretically the oldest still supported kernel. However, Linux and crew don't maintain it very well anymore and it's lacking important security patches from the last 2 months.
So, as much as I would like to use Elive, it's not suitable for a production system - it's too outdated.
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Project: Ubuntu Studio
Version: 18.04
Rating: 10
Date: 2018-09-21
Votes: 1
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I tried a lot of distros and I always went back to windows because it was very triky to make it all work properly (jack, ardour, guitarix etc..). Now I think I found the right one!
As a music producer:
Pros:
- Light and fast
- My cpu runs incredibly cool, and it's 31 celsius outside
- Looks nice ans is highly customizable
- Everything works straight out of the box, and the connection to jack is automatic
- Divers for my focusrite 2i4 1st gen were ready, just had to plug the card in
Cons:
- A couple of small and easy-to-fix issues with the touchpad. That's it.
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Project: Endless OS
Version: 3.4.0
Rating: 10
Date: 2018-09-21
Votes: 0
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Endless OS is simple as a smartphone and useful even while offline comes with more than 100 free applications and useful tools that can be used even without the internet.
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Project: MX Linux
Version: 17.1
Rating: 10
Date: 2018-09-21
Votes: 27
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The most efficient distro I came across so far in 10 years:
- Stable (Based on Debian Stable), but thanks to an excellent backporting most packages are much more updated than those of Ubuntu/Mint repositories
- Extremely fast, even on virtual machines or i386 architecture
- Really excellent hardware recognition
- The best provided documentation I found for a distro (as regards the forum, I can't judge yet, because I had no issue)
- XFCE: the best ever desktop environment as its flagship
- You don't like the proposed look ? It's XFCE, customize it easily as you want
- Montlhy snapshots ISOs are a kind favor
- Great MX tools
- Everything fluidly works! Period.
As for any distro, thera are some flaws that can be improved:
- some lack in package translations
- the distro installer is functional and really fast, but not the best around: too many dispersed questions
- the package installer is also functional, but not so appealing, software descriptions are too concise and without users' feedbacks (if compared to software centers of other distros)
In summary, this distro is approaching perfection. In my opinion it hasn't yet passed Mint as the best distro for novices but very little is missing.
For everyone else (and mee too) it's the best you can find now.
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Project: KNOPPIX
Version: 7.2.0
Rating: 10
Date: 2018-09-21
Votes: 0
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The best diagnostic live or installed OS that runs on older computers and can be the OS with all the basic needs met such as browsers, word processors. Have used it for years now and love it.
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Project: Peppermint OS
Version: 8
Rating: 10
Date: 2018-09-21
Votes: 1
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I bought my father a new computer to replace his Windows XP, Intel Pentium 4, 2.4Ghz dinosaur with with 2 Gbs of RAM (I added an extra GB) and firmware dating back originally to 2003.
I thought there was no hope for this rig. It only has a CD-ROM and it took me sometime to figure out how to install from USB. I went through many tries (and fails) including Bodhi, Antix, WattOS and quite a few others.
I thought Porteus was great but it was SO complicated!
Then.. PEPPERMINT!!
I cannot begin to tell you how amazing it feels to have an OS that allows me to play video out of the box on a set up this old.. NONE of the others allowed for that.
My crowning joy was realising that I had 12 tabs open in Chromium, as well as the software manager and terminal.. WITH NO NOTICEABLE LAG! Only reason I noticed was because I suddenly remembered that there SHOULD be lag on a PC this old!
NOTE: I did try Peppermint 9 and unfortunately it was NOT as smooth and lite as 8. However, I can live with being a version behind if I gain a usable computer out of it.
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Project: Elive
Version: 3.0.0
Rating: 9
Date: 2018-09-20
Votes: 0
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stable
intuitive
very fast
easy install
slow changes, relatively older software
really very good job
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Project: OpenBSD
Version: 6.3
Rating: 10
Date: 2018-09-20
Votes: 0
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I love everything about it. I'm not an advanced user, but coming from Linux (Ubuntu, Debian) I'm impressed by the excellent documentation, the leanness of the system and the powerful software in base, such as cwm, tmux and mg.
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Project: Zorin OS
Version: 12.4
Rating: 10
Date: 2018-09-20
Votes: 3
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Flawless install of Zorin 12.4 Core on an HP Stream (HP 11-y010) Intel Celeron N3060, 4GB Ram,
Intel HD Graphics 400 (Braswell), and 32GB eMMC. I added a 128GB Sandisk micro sd card for storage.
PROS
This sub $200 netbook performs infinitely better with Zorin than the Windows 10 Home that
came with it. The software repository makes it very easy to add, replace, or remove applications.
There are a decent amount of user friendly tweeking tools that come installed. No problems detecting and
setting up WiFi and printer. Operating System updates are back in your control!!
CONS
None so far.
Previous installs on this netbook - Zorin 12.1, 12.2, 12.3 Core, Zorin 12.3 Lite and Linux Mint 18.3
Cinnamon and XFCE. I liked Mint but my preference is Zorin.
My other laptop is an Asus ROG which I use solely for gaming so Windows 10 has to stay.
I'm in my mid 60's and don't have the patience to configure Wine to play Warcraft LOL!!
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Project: Linux Mint
Version: 19
Rating: 10
Date: 2018-09-20
Votes: 0
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Quite the distro hopper. Been using a mix of Elementary, MXLinux, and Ubuntu as daily drivers. Decided to ghost my elementaryOS Desktop with Mint 19.
Pros: Very stable. Elementary has some issues since it is still built off Ubuntu Xenial (until Luna is released anyway.) Mint does not have this issue. Lots of small things to make this point, but a big one for me was the difference in the function of OpenVPN. Depricated functions of OpenVPN in older OSs, such as Comp-LZO, clog up my logs over TCP and wont work at all over UDP. Mint handles VPN connections over OpenVPN flawlessly. Lots of configuration options with GUIs if you dont like getting into too many config files. Power options allow for lid-close options without having to manipulate config files manually.
Cons: Not a big fan of having launchers on the left big bars in the middle for running programs. Wish I could just have the icons, like many other distros do. Just cleaner. Little heavy on applications. I know some people hate having to install software, but it can go too far where you end up with a bloated system having a bunch of unneeded software installed.
Still giving a ten despite my nitpicking con-list. Feels like a complete, and well-thought-out OS. The screensavers are cool, someone had some fun coming up with all of those. VLC integrated much nicer than in Elementary, probably why it is bundled in. Overall great distro, I see why it is so high in the list here on distrowatch.
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Project: Manjaro Linux
Version: stable
Rating: 10
Date: 2018-09-20
Votes: 7
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Manjaro is amazing!
It is based on Arch, so it has almost all the same benefits. The only difference is with Arch, you install only the packages you really want. That is a gift a curse with Arch because then you HAVE to choose (and very often configure) every package. Manjaro comes with a very sane selection of packages by default, and they are pre-configured to a certain level of overall consistency. I can deal with that for the massive times savings. Manjaro has been very stable for me. I have (not yet) had it die and require a reinstall.
Updating the entire system is really fast, thanks to pacman.
Being based on Arch also means that Manjaro inherits the Arch Wiki as a resource. The Arch Wiki, in my opinion, is the single greatest, most useful Linux resourse out there!
One really nice surprise was the addition of web wrappers for Microsoft Office products. They show up in the menu just like other programs, replete with icons. That is expecially great for me as a student, so I don't have to switch to Windows *just* to properly edit Excel or PowerPoint.
I prefer the KDE version, but the XFCE version is pretty sweet too.
The only thing I could maybe take issue with is the choice of default icons and color scheme. It is not the slickest-looking setup for me. But again, it is a sane and reasonable choice that shouldn't put anyone off.
This is my go-to Linux distro, hands down.
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Project: BeeFree OS
Version: 18.1.2
Rating: 7
Date: 2018-09-20
Votes: 0
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BeefreeOS 18.1.2 Serena x64
The system is beautiful fine designed and functional, the customization is really easy to configure and you can install almost any app, and is fast but frequently the system crash end stuck, then is needed to restart the system, in the last automatic actualization of the kernel, the wireless connectivity was lost and I was enable to configure.
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Project: deepin
Version: 15.7
Rating: 10
Date: 2018-09-20
Votes: 1
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more faster,more reliable,more powerful Linux distro
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Project: ReactOS
Version: 0.4.9
Rating: 2
Date: 2018-09-20
Votes: 0
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Development began when trying to clone windows 9x. Never-mind that it's supposed to be an XP clone. Sitting at 20 years + in waiting. A project seemingly doomed to never reach release. Still seemingly, many lessons that could be learn't from trying to duplicate the massive commercial windows operating system. Actually a great project but for all the interest, input and resources; with still so much further to go before a usable product - a 2.
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Project: Bodhi Linux
Version: 5.0.0
Rating: 10
Date: 2018-09-20
Votes: 0
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This is an awesome distro. If you like the KISS method this is even better than the Archway. It is simple, lightweight and fast. I can not ask for anything more from a Linux distro. I have used them all, Arch, Antergos, Manjaro, Archlabs, Mint, Debian, Ubuntu, Fedora. All distros should inspire to be like this. Install it you won't regret it unless you don't know what you're doing.
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Project: deepin
Version: 15.7
Rating: 10
Date: 2018-09-20
Votes: 0
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I have installed some distro and Deepin is the best of them :)
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Project: ToriOS
Version: 1.5
Rating: 10
Date: 2018-09-20
Votes: 0
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My girlfriend installed ToriOS and she had great experience with it. I thought, why not do the same with my old PC? it was sitting at my attic collecting dust. I cleaned the dust, downloaded ToriOS, created the LiveCD and installed it. I have never seen a similar installer before. It was so fast. ToriOS detected all my hardware. I like the idea of including only few apps by default. I wish I could buy a smart phone with ToriOS installed by default as I'm tired of all these apps on my smart phone.
Anyway, ToriOS is definitely a game-changer. I mean, it's ridiculously fast and stable. No surprise here as it's based on Debian. I didn't believe it can revive a semi-dead machine. I think my hard drive has some bad sector.
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Project: openSUSE
Version: 15
Rating: 9
Date: 2018-09-20
Votes: 1
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I'm surprised how well openSUSE Leap (XFCE) works on my older hardware. It is stable, fast, polished and up to date. After initial configuration, everything works just fine.Running SUSE for the first time, I have still to explore it. Maybe I will put it on my new laptop and try the KDE version.
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Project: PCLinuxOS
Version: 2018.06
Rating: 5
Date: 2018-09-20
Votes: 0
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The system does not recognize my Intel graphics card as the only distro whoch does not do it.
The fan is working on very high speed all the time, I do not know why.
I saw intel_pstate governor is by default performance, I changed to powersave but the fan
still work like crazy. The rest looks promising but these few bugs are very annoying.
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Project: Zorin OS
Version: 12.4
Rating: 7
Date: 2018-09-20
Votes: 1
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Looks great and is much faster than Win7 on my machine. I play Civilization V a lot and the graphic settings were automatically set higher when I first played the game on Zorin.
With that being said, people shouldn't expect Windows in Linux form. Vast swaths of the computing world are geared towards windows. I have an M-Audio Delta 66 as a sound card and at first I had no sound output. Had to search around for 1-2 days before I got it going. Everything worked fine straight "out-the-box" on my Toshiba Satellite laptop though. Wi-Fi, touchpad, mute button, SD card reader, everything.
I rate it 7 but note that I am critical of OSs. I'd give Win7 a 6. Gonna try Manjaro in the future.
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Project: Kubuntu
Version: 18.04
Rating: 9
Date: 2018-09-20
Votes: 4
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In late 2017 I did a trial run with Kubuntu. I then decided to run Antergos--which I think is a good OS--from January through the end of August on my main computer. I found that no matter what I did in Antergos, I kept comparing it to my brief time using Kubuntu, so, thus, I returned to do a full install on my primary computer at the beginning of September.
I simply love Kubuntu. It is highly configurable and user friendly. It is also strikingly elegant with the KDE Plasma interface. I have been pleasantly surprised with its resource efficiency in my main computer (which does have 8gb of RAM). Primary, I stream videos hooked up to the TV for the family. I also write and build spreadsheets frequently.
At the end of the day, I am absolutely not a "power-user," but I have been around the block enough times to know a good OS when I use one. This is my favorite. If you are in the market for easy-to-use-out-of-the-box distro with a very nice display, and the resources in your hardware to make it happen, give it a shot.
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Project: Lubuntu
Version: 18.04
Rating: 8
Date: 2018-09-20
Votes: 1
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I've used Lubuntu on every computer I have owned at one point or another. It is simply a great OS. I like the basic install that only comes with a few of the apps compared to the full install. It is also great as a virtual machine because of its low system resource requirements. If you are new to Linux and are looking to try something as a VM, this might be a good place to start.
Regardless, it is stable, fast, efficient, and user-friendly.
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Project: ArchLabs
Version: 2018.07
Rating: 10
Date: 2018-09-19
Votes: 1
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Simply Amazing. The simplicity, lightness and customizability of Openbox Window Manager ontop of a really stable and great rolling distro on Arch is just that, AMAZING!
Even new users wont be afraid of using this minimalist window manager because the Archlabs team has made it really user friendly. Everything you want is within few mouse clicks and i love custom keyboard shortcuts.
Score 10 * 100
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Project: DietPi
Version: 6.0
Rating: 2
Date: 2018-09-19
Votes: 0
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complete rubbish. this poor excuse for a re-packaged, stripped down version of raspbian lite should not be considered an os. last update from 6.14 to 6.15 bricked my device, and there was no transition from 5 -6 without a complete reinstall. Raspbian lite is more reliable, i am going back.
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Project: Debian
Version: 9
Rating: 10
Date: 2018-09-19
Votes: 3
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Debian simply is great and soooo fast.
Long live Debian! ;-)
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Project: Linux Mint
Version: 19
Rating: 10
Date: 2018-09-19
Votes: 0
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Je suis absolument satisfait de cet OS. Simple, convivial, rapide. Une merveille !
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Project: Ubuntu
Version: 18.04
Rating: 10
Date: 2018-09-19
Votes: 0
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Pros:
Easy to use
Beautiful interface and style
Canonical support
Proprietary drivers easy
Large numbers of apps
Snap package
Cons:
gnome need more development
flatpak as default
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Project: Linux Mint
Version: 19
Rating: 9
Date: 2018-09-19
Votes: 0
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This is more a comment about LMDE3 than the Ubuntu-based version 19.
First I would like to say I like both distributions.
I manage a nonprofit where we rebuild, resell, and donate computers to the less fortunate among us.
We use Mint as the default distribution for the computers that we rebuild.
Although it is not officially supported, it has been a trivial matter to setup a live DVD for booting over our PXE network. The method we used was the same as that which would work with any version of Ubuntu or its other derivatives, that is, unzipping it to a folder on the PXE server and then configuring the menus. This method would work, that is, until the release of Ubuntu 18.04 upon which Mint 19 is based. From that point forward no Ubuntu derivatives have been easily made to PXE boot using our old standard method
However, an unzipped LMDE3 DVD does still PXE boot properly.
This makes us happy and as a consequence we now use LMDE3 rather than Mint 19.x as our default distribution set.
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Project: Manjaro Linux
Version: 17.1.12
Rating: 10
Date: 2018-09-19
Votes: 16
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Manjaro is all I want:
stable, always fresh (rolling release), easy to install and to use, offers huge amount of software.
It comes with various desktops (I prefer KDE).
But the most important point for me: it is based on arch but on ubuntu.
I lost confidence in the reliability and confidentiality of cannonical OS.
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Project: Linux Mint
Version: 19
Rating: 9
Date: 2018-09-19
Votes: 0
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[for Mint 19 XFCE]
I have found that this version integrates all of my hardware very well. The desktop is sleek and simple to configure. Even though I prefer installing apps from the command line, the Software Manager has become a great tool. Timeshift works as advertised; I use BTRFS for my / partition. Since Mint pushes Timeshift as a disaster recovery option, it should use BTRFS as the default partition type instead of EXT4 (at least for /).
Overall, Mint 19 is a great OS and I highly recommend it.
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Project: FreeBSD
Version: 11-STABLE
Rating: 10
Date: 2018-09-19
Votes: 0
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This proud descendant of UNIX is a pleasure to use.
I have been using Linux since early 2000 and now FreeBSD as a desktop for 3 years without any problems.
All the difficulties I have encountered have always found clear and concise answers. The documentation is excellent and the community knows what it is talking about.
This system will make those who know what they want and what they are doing happy.
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Project: Parrot
Version: 4.2.2
Rating: 9
Date: 2018-09-19
Votes: 2
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For me, the home edition is everything I've been looking for in a distro. Although I'm able to set up a vanilla debian install to do much of the same thing, (install tbb, tor, torsocks, maybe use a paid and trusted VPN) it's nice to have a good out-of-the-box (ish) solution - a general purpose debian-based OS with the addition of privacy tools ready to go for average people who just don't want to give up our privacy every time we go online to any snoop and ad tracking network that happens by.
And it just so happens, lucky me, that Mate is the desktop environment chosen which also happens to be my preference :) Looks great and runs well even on a machine with limited power.
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Project: elementary OS
Version: 0.4.1
Rating: 8
Date: 2018-09-19
Votes: 6
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looks OK and works fine although i experienced a few crashes after install. It works fine now though.
What I really miss is the minimize butten in the windows. I don't like closing and reopening and losing state of the window. Thinking about going to another distro because of this...
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Project: Pop!_OS
Version: 18.04
Rating: 10
Date: 2018-09-19
Votes: 1
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Well done - amazing user experience ... Stabil, fast & beautiful - Thank you!
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Project: ArcoLinux
Version: 18.9.5
Rating: 8
Date: 2018-09-19
Votes: 2
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Too confusing. Its more of a learning distro. Its usable as daily driver, but it just has too many distractions due to lots of customizations and applications it has regardless of which flavour of Arco you use.
I hope Erik Dubois or someone from the community would release a few ISO focusing on one DE/WM with minimal but good customizations and more common usuable apps, and have the other customizations as an add-on if one wants to.
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