SparkyLinux = Better than Lubuntu and Puppylinux

SPARKYLINUX = Better than Lubuntu and Puppylinux

Since I left Windows and went to Linux, I am amazed at the quality and ease of use of Linux. I had installed Lubuntu but the computer started to give an error message despite its proper functioning and on the Internet I searched and tried Linux for computers with few resources and in the end I kept the stable version of Sparky Linux that brings many applications, its operation is faster than Lubuntu and allows you in a simple way to partition the hard drive by placing the home directory in another partition, in case of reinstallation of the user's data. I switched from Lubuntu to SparkyLinux and I think the latter is going to move it. As you can see, you can install it by creating your own partitions as seen in the image below SparkyLinux is based on Debian and its installation is very simple and once installed it brings many more applications than Lubuntu. Lubuntu has difficulties installing it from a Live DVD and I had to install it from an alternate version, while the Sparky Linux installation is easy and as you can see it allows you to partition the hard drive, in users that like me, have little experience in Linux
You can download SparkyLinux from this link https://sparkylinux.org/download/stable/

 My new Sparkylinux wallpaper

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As you can see the desktop of Sparkylinux is nice and very clean, however it is easy to access any function through the application bar. The application bar only has the icon for updating the system as a launcher, but it is very easy to add to that launcher in my case were firefox, k3b, the PCmanFM file manager and the terminal manager. 

You will see that it is very easy to configure a printer. Sparkylinuxt does not require installing Unetbootin to create a USB-live. It brings built-in system tools, to creator of Live USB that works like Unetbootin. It is also easy to update the system. Soon I will be developing all the applications of the SparkyLinux menu. This distribution is really brilliant, and has nothing to envy to Windows or Lubuntu. It is an application designed for computers with few resources and is colorful and very fast.

Image of the Sparkylinux disk administrator

This figure shows the gparted application where you see the hard drive partition in a primary partition (/ dev / sda1) and an extended partition (/ dev / sda2) with three logical / swap partitions (/ dev / sda5), / (/ dev / sda6), and / home (dev / sda7).

In the following image you can see the large number of tools in the system and in the column on the left you can access all the directories and disks of the user.

In this image you can see the large number of tools in the system and in the column on the left you can access all the directories and disks of the user.

The Sparkylinux repositories are very complete and you can install any application from the terminal using the famous command sudo apt-get install (name of the application). Ej: sudo apt-get install gparted, it will allow you to install Gparted a graphical application for the management of the hard disk. Of course, you need to know the password of the root user or superuser.

This image shows the programs identified as office, where libreoffice appears. The FBreader and Okular programs installed from the terminal, also appear in Office.