extra. They go to the way left of what Sabion does. Okay, so they like to not have a lot installed. But the cool part about them is they do support KDE, XFCE, LXDE, Mate and Cinnamon. And if you install Cinnamon, which I did just for giggles, it makes it look a lot nicer in my opinion. But I like the Cinnamon desktop. Now, the Fedora project also distributes custom variations and these are called Fedora Spins. So one Fedora Spin might have the KDE and one might have the Cinnamon. So that's kind of giving you an idea of what they do. And they're built with specific sets of software packages. Sometimes I've seen where they've had one for graphic artists, they've had one for sound engineers, they've had one for software developers. So they tend to put more of those type of programs into these spins. So they like to offer alternative desktop environments and they like to target specific interests such as gaming, security, computing and robotics. I haven't tried the robotics one. Actually I (29/44)
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