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Speed. With <phrase>Xubuntu</phrase> you will instantly feel the speed of the Xfce Desktop Environment, which has been built with low system requirements in mind. Don't worry if your hardware is not the latest and greatest - your computer will most likely feel quite fast with <phrase>Xubuntu</phrase>.
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Located in
C/introduction.xml:37(para)
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Elegance. <phrase>Xubuntu</phrase> comes with a modern, clean Look&Feel. Of course, the Desktop is completly customizable - you may choose among many sets of icons, window borders, color sets, and so on.
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Located in
C/introduction.xml:42(para)
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The key advantages of <phrase>Xubuntu</phrase> are: <placeholder-1/>
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Located in
C/introduction.xml:28(para)
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All of the thousands of programs in the <phrase>Ubuntu</phrase> Software Archive are easily installable on <phrase>Xubuntu</phrase>.
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Located in
C/introduction.xml:52(para)
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Turn a <phrase>Ubuntu</phrase> into a <phrase>Xubuntu</phrase> System - or vice versa - by simply installing some additional packages.
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Located in
C/introduction.xml:57(para)
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<phrase>Xubuntu</phrase> shares the same package sources as <phrase>Ubuntu</phrase> and Kubuntu. This has the following advantages: <placeholder-1/>
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Located in
C/introduction.xml:48(para)
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Technically, <phrase>Xubuntu</phrase> tries to avoid dependencies to Gnome and KDE libraries by using <emphasis>GTK+ 2 only</emphasis> applications wherever possible.
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Located in
C/introduction.xml:63(para)
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About the name
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Located in
C/introduction.xml:68(title)
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The name <phrase>Xubuntu</phrase> indicates the combination of the Xfce Desktop Environment with <phrase>Ubuntu</phrase>. Xfce used to stand for "XForms Common Environment", but since it's not based on XForms anymore, does not mean anything today. <phrase>Ubuntu</phrase> means approximately "humanity towards others" in the languages of Zulu and Xhosa. Combined, it does not really mean anything.
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Located in
C/introduction.xml:69(para)
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About Ubuntu
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Located in
C/introduction.xml:74(title)
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