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[Nio Wiklund <nio.wiklund@xxxxxxxxx>]

+1

I agree that LX Games, Lubuntu Netbook and Nexus7 can be removed. I
never used QLubuntu. Since Joern thinks it is useful, I can agree that
it should be kept somehow.

You did not mention Openbox. I have been using it (that simple window
manager session), and I think it is good for really old and powerless
computers or to run graphics or multimedia in computers, that otherwise
would not cope with it. So I really think we should keep the Openbox
session.

Best regards
Nio

2014-02-17 22:51, brendanperrine@xxxxxxxxx skrev:
> I never really saw much point in LX Games as I didn't install quite that
> many. I only used the netbook seisson a few times and would not quite
> miss it. I know from the #lubuntu channel on freenode this comes up once
> every so often . I don't know about the nexus 7 seisson really.
> 
> 
> On Mon, Feb 17, 2014 at 1:39 PM, <joern.schoenyan@xxxxxx
> <mailto:joern.schoenyan@xxxxxx>> wrote:
> 
>     Hello everyone!
> 
>     I had a short discussion with some members in the german Ubuntu forum
>     ubuntuusers.de <http://ubuntuusers.de> about the sessions in a
>     Lubuntu install that are not working.
>     I'm speaking about the sessions:
> 
>      * LX Games
>      * Lubuntu Netbook
>      * Lubuntu Nexus7
>      * QLubuntu
> 
>     I think the first 3 are simply outdated and should be removed,
>     because it
>     doesn't fit in the stable appearance Lubuntu is offering. The
>     session QLubuntu
>     should be moved into a separate package which isn't preinstalled,
>     because it's
>     needed in the future.
> 
>     Any opinions about that?
> 
>     Jörn
> 
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