“So, you are not sure what makes a Linux distribution a good
desktop Linux but you know it when you see it, right? Perhaps but
perhaps not. So, what does it take to be a good desktop Linux
distribution?“Here, we use the term desktop Linux to refer to Linux-based
computer systems that sport graphical user interfaces (GUIs) laid
out to look and feel like desktops. Two popular GNU-Linux GUI
desktop systems are GNOME and KDE. What most people see when they
use Microsoft Windows is a GUI desktop…”
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