Some desktops are more bloated than others.
Most linux, you can fine tune what runs at turnon.
My Mint XFCE has a Session and Startup page.
On it is a Application Autostart tab, and you can uncheck things you don't want to start at startup.
So far I'm very happy with the speed of XFCE Desktop.
Cinnamon, and KDE are fancier looking but use more resource time.
My Windoz 7 & 8.1 experience, they were much slower here, on my hardware, than any Linux, I've loaded.
If you are running linux from a Live CD, or USB, it will be slower than a good fresh load on a good Hard drive.
YMMV,
T
Most linux, you can fine tune what runs at turnon.
My Mint XFCE has a Session and Startup page.
On it is a Application Autostart tab, and you can uncheck things you don't want to start at startup.
So far I'm very happy with the speed of XFCE Desktop.
Cinnamon, and KDE are fancier looking but use more resource time.
My Windoz 7 & 8.1 experience, they were much slower here, on my hardware, than any Linux, I've loaded.
If you are running linux from a Live CD, or USB, it will be slower than a good fresh load on a good Hard drive.
YMMV,
T
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