Six Ubuntu system variants worth a try

#1. This version of PinguyOS is exquisite and meticulous. Currently, this version is based on Ubuntu10.04. See Region. Although it is based on Ubuntu, it maintains its own characteristics in many aspects, such as the upcoming release of Linux

#1, Pinguy OS

This version is exquisite and meticulous. Currently, this version is based on Ubuntu 10.04. See http://www.linuxidc.com/Linux/2010-11/30165.htm

#2. Linux Mint

Linux Mint is currently very popular. It is an earlier system version based on Ubuntu and is also one of the better versions. Although it is based on Ubuntu, it maintains its own characteristics in many aspects. For example, GNOME 2.3 will be used as the default environment in the forthcoming Linux Mint version. See http://www.linuxidc.com/Linux/2011-05/35608.htm

#3, Zorin

The main menu and plug-in of Zorin are similar to those of Windows 7, and can be quickly replaced with XP. Zorin includes Flash and media encoding.

#4, Lubuntu

Lubuntu is a lightweight release version. LXDE is used as the default desktop. The release cycle follows Ubuntu. It is suitable for lower-configuration versions. In the process of using it, I felt that it was indeed fast. See http://www.linuxidc.com/Linux/2011-03/33385.htm

#5, Jolicloud

Currently, the "Cloud System" is very fashionable. Jolicloud is a cloud Operating System Based on Ubuntu. See http://www.linuxidc.com/Linux/2011-02/32632.htm

#6. Moon OS

Moon OS is a release version based on Ubuntu 9.04 and uses E17 as the default environment. It is concise, fast, and stable. The only disadvantage is that Ubuntu 9.04 is based, and many software packages are very antique.

Of course, using E17 as the default release version and Bodhi Linux is also a good release version.