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[Nio Wiklund <nio.wiklund@xxxxxxxxx>]

On 2013-08-21 19:09, Aere Greenway wrote:
> On 08/21/2013 12:19 AM, Mr Wislr wrote:
>> The truth is ali, I refused to let you run the lxle project and this is
>> the main reason for your beef. If you can't have influence or control
>> over something you want no part of it.
>>
>> Those who look for positions of power are the very ones that should
>> never have it.
>>
>> Your post validates that not only was the project a good idea but that
>> you were fully behind it, even though I changed the default
>> applications... Nothing has changed with that except you and phill
>> personally don't like me and have decided to take it out on a the lxle
>> respin which is ridiculous since its lubuntu even if you think it isn't
>> lubuntu its still ubuntu and helping to promote the use of the
>> operating system.
>>
>> The only thing sinister is remarks that are known to be lies like , you
>> knew from the begining lxle was a bad idea/project err whatever you
>> blogged about.
>>
>> now shut it.
>>
>> --Ronnie
>>
>> P.S. Think of new names for your *buntu projects?
>>
> Ronnie:
> 
> From my own standpoint, I find that LXLE is a very useful system to have.
> 
> My computer I use on my Yamaha high-end synthesizer is a good machine,
> fairly capable, and reasonably fast, but it has been abandoned by Linux
> because they will no longer maintain the graphics handlers they already
> had for it as recently as 12.10.
> 
> None of the 13.04 releases (Lubuntu, and Ubuntu Studio) for it now
> properly support its graphics (and as per another stream) I can no
> longer watch flash videos on it.
> 
> But (thanks to the flame-war that recently erupted regarding LXLE), I
> looked into it, and installed it on that machine, and everything
> (including my MIDI software and automated install) works perfectly (at
> least until end-of-life of the LXLE 12.04 system).  I will continue to
> use it until its end-of-life.
> 
> I could have used UbuntuStudio 12.04, but it has a problem that hampers
> my usage of it too much.
> 
> Personally, I would like to thank you for your considerable efforts that
> went into the LXLE re-spin of Lubuntu 12.04, and the attention to detail
> that I see manifest in it.  I think it is a good thing for the world. 
> Whether or not it is named this, or that, or has this, or that 'stamp of
> approval', or is owned by whoever, is not that important to me.
> 
> It works, and it is very useful to me.  Thanks for your creative
> efforts!  I'm glad I checked it out.
> 
+1

We are many people who like Lubuntu as well as LXLE. I hope we will be
able to continue the exchange of ideas between LXLE and the Lubuntu
community.