[mnbvkhgvmj]

Xubuntu has existed for at least 8 years not. Possibly much longer.

[theandrewbailey]

Since 2006[0]. I remember looking for a small user-friendly distro in 2008/9 that would fit my college-issued laptop's OEM emergency partition (5-ish GB). That partition was never used, as reimaging was the solution to almost every problem, yet they never bothered to delete it from the official images.

In the time and machines since, I've kept using Xubuntu.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xubuntu

[k__]

I used Xubuntu for many years, but somehow having my own Linux machine became less and less important, even as a developer.

Now I just have Windows 10 and macOS Mojave.

For Linux stuff, I spin up a Cloud9 EC2 instance.

[phosphophyllite]

And? This is somehow solves fragmentation problem?