Lubuntu 22.04 LTS VS Linux Mint 21 XFCE (RAM Consumption)

In this video, we are going to check the RAM comparison Between Linux Mint XFCE 21 and Lubuntu 22.04 LTS. Both Linux Distros are considered Lightweight Linux Distros.

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[Canal-do-Marcos]

Great, you're done with the discussions!

[theshinken]

Interesting comparison. Even though they're not performance focused as before Lubuntu is still one of the best choices for old 2GB RAM laptops. Even Linux MX with Fluxbox desktop environment, which should be as low it gets for modern Linux, has more RAM consumption than idle Lubuntu.

[MahmoudLinux]

I'm working on both DE lxqt and xfce, I'm big fan of xfce as it has all you need customaztion as you want and also lightwight enough, I used lxqt and lxde before
and was very bad experince on old versions due lagging all the time but when used latest version special 1.4.0 I'm really surprised how developers worked and optimized it very well, Already writing this comment from lubuntu 22.04 with lxqt 1.4.0 ☺

[GGN-]

That's was a very but very interesting video.
Thanks for making it and sharing it with us.

[robi]

Nice Lubuntu it is, I've been using Pop os but it chugs almost 2 gigs of RAM need to lose some weight

[pctodka]

Obviously lubuntu wins. Lubuntu is best linux i used ever it has a simple look like windows 7 and works great on 2gb ram laptop so it's the god for old laptops

[K-xkod]

Please do Lubuntu against Zorin OS lite (xfce) and Linux lite (also xfce) and mint mate (gnome 2) and include CPU usage with RAM and boot up time.

[Qwerty-nflp]

I installed Linux Mint several times, and it works so slow after a while

[Duqplays]

I want to use it for a 8gb ram laptop. Windows11 shi uses 2.6gb for NOTHING...

[mr.anonymousir]

best linux distro for 1ghz amd e1 and 4gb of ram ?
linux mint xfce works nice but is there any better options ?
iv been keen on using debian too

[harpskid]

This is a bit apples to oranges. Wouldn't it be more useful to say, install lxqt on a fresh arch install, then compare xfce on a fresh arch install?