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    "excerpt": "As a lightweight and highly efficient operating system, installing Ubuntu on older hardware can improve performance and extend the lifespan of your devices.",
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    "url": "https://documentation.ubuntu.com/desktop/",
    "excerpt": "Start an application at login",
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    "url": "https://documentation.ubuntu.com/desktop/",
    "excerpt": "Change the default terminal",
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    "excerpt": "Unity felt consistent, usable and boring - qualities I appreciate in a DE. It set Ubuntu apart and by the time of migration away from it was actually pretty stable and solid.",
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    "url": "https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31957054",
    "excerpt": "Unity was probably the most straightforward n00b-friendly Linux DE. Still rocking it in 2022 on a 16.06 Ubuntu image - less objectionable than GNOME and less fiddly than KDE.",
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    "url": "https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31957054",
    "excerpt": "The killer feature of Unity is the HUD allowing you to simply type to find menu items. Saves so much time going through options.",
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    "excerpt": "Canonical had two variants of Unity, the regular one (slow) and a qml based one (super snappy). Still sad they didn't stick with the qml version - GNOME was slow and lacking for years compared to it.",
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    "excerpt": "Unity's global menu system was wonderful and used vertical space well; switching to GNOME was like going back 10 years with multiple empty bars and random scattered icons.",
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    "excerpt": "I remember quitting Ubuntu because they dropped Unity.",
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    "excerpt": "I have never understood Unity. For all its faults I never once considered GNOME, KDE, or Cinnamon inferior to it; features Unity had were implemented and superseded by GNOME long ago.",
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    "excerpt": "When Ubuntu moved to GNOME shell with their customizations, it felt strange for a couple hours, then everything made sense - icons are where they used to be, not much really feels different from stock GNOME.",
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    "excerpt": "Unity was OK once the global menu was disabled. Today I use KDE - it lets me configure it the way I want.",
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    "excerpt": "Using Ubuntu/Compiz for a couple years, it has annoying quirks e.g. child windows popping up on the wrong monitor - thank goodness for WIN+SHIFT+arrow keys - but no desire to go back to Windows 10/8.",
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    "excerpt": "Compiz seems not to be actively maintained since 2016; development suddenly stopped despite its past fame.",
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    "excerpt": "I used Compiz with 17.04 and it was nice, but decided to try native GNOME with 18.04 after a reinstall. Not perfect but does the job, and didn't want to install something unmaintained.",
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