If you're looking for an easy-to-use distro that's lightweight, I'd recommend Xubuntu, which is Ubuntu with Xfce as its desktop environment. Ubuntu is really easy to use for beginners and has a lot of community support; Xfce is extremely lightweight, very stable and a lot like XP.
Thank you Flengo, It's not that I'm in love with xp just that I've ended up with a desktop with xp and I'm hitting block walls at every turn. Unemployed for about a year so I can't indulge in something else. Greatful for even xp desktop. Thanks though, I'll start by trying Xubuntu and I'll let you know how it goes.If you're looking for an easy-to-use distro that's lightweight, I'd recommend Xubuntu, which is Ubuntu with Xfce as its desktop environment. Ubuntu is really easy to use for beginners and has a lot of community support; Xfce is extremely lightweight, very stable and a lot like XP.
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I also recommend you turn-on automatic security updates and Secure for me
The way Arch works is that some of its packages update almost every day, updates are not automatic by design. I'm practically always up-to-date.@Flengo: please consider to set automatic install updates in the OS. I tagged temporally as Risky Your config.
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For most things I just download things in Nightly's regular downloader. If it's a big file and I need it quick, I'll download it using JDownloader2 (GUI app) or aria2 (terminal app).
I've never used DownThemAll, but I'd assume it would be better as they're both standalone apps and not restricted by the browser it's in. I could be completely wrong, though.
I should have read over my comment before replying. I meant to say "I've never used DownThemAll, but I would assume the ones I mentioned would be better as they're....".
In my search, I haven't found anything that is fully Web Extension compliant.
