Makulu Linux Shift makes shifting between desktop layouts easy
I?ve been using Linux since 1997, which (for me) is a badge of honor. Then, using Linux was a serious challenge, and the options were limited. A few years into my journey, those limitations were removed, and all of a sudden, I was staring at more choices than I ever imagined possible. If you didn?t like the desktop interface, change it. If you didn?t like the default software, change them. There was practically no limit to what you could change.
Although that still holds true, most Linux distributions have curtailed such widespread options ? at least on the surface. Unlike those distributions of old, where you could select from any number of desktops during installation, now you?re lucky if your distribution of choice includes more than one desktop option. Of course, you could always download a respin of your favorite distribution, such as Kubuntu, Lubuntu, Xubuntu or any -buntu available, but that?s not the same.
