Linux Lite Is Heavy on Features and Usability
- Oct
- 24
- Posted by Jack M. Germain
- Posted in Reviews
In a computing world distracted by distro overload, Linux Lite is a lightweight Linux OS that has no trouble handling a heavy workload. Long gone are the days when it took hours to install and set up Linux on a computer, but most Linux distros still need a bit of configuration to adjust the massive desktop options to your liking. Not so with Linux Lite. It is one of the few out-of-the-box experiences I have had in testing Linux distros that let me actually be up set up and working in under five minutes.
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