LXLE (Lubuntu Extra Life Extension)
Current release: LXLE Paradigm 12.04.3
Download: https://sourceforge.net/projects/lxle/files/Current%20Release/
Support Forum: http://lxle.net/forums
Official LXLE Website: http://www.lxle.net
Support Group in Facebook: LXLE https://www.facebook.com/groups/lxlegroup/
LXLE Developer in Diaspora, personal site: https://joindiaspora.com/u/lxle
Join Diaspora for commercial-free social networking: https://joindiaspora.com/i/62d37293b256

Members of this SUPPORT TEAM educate and offer introductory information for new LXLE Paradigm users.

SUGGESTIONS FOR NEW USERS OF LXLE AND LINUX: Really learn how to use mailing lists, join support areas, and find a way to quickly scan topics that interest you. There's a lot to discover: people, software, applications, and methods of learning. Sit back and relax - people want to help you succeed.

Questions that other users ask often relate directly to something you will encounter soon, on your own learning curve. You will discover quickly that you can answer questions that other beginners ask, from the accomplisments you achieve along the way.

So feel free to ask, ask, ask. All questions are good. The experienced users learn from your questions, and this helps the developers know what to do for the next release. Your questions are very important: they help us upgrade our wiki's and FAQ's, and play a vital role in peer education, for thousands of users scouring the net for answers.

We all learn from each other. Win-win.

Thanks for joining and participating,
saintlulu

                        UBUNTU:

                       “Africans have a thing called ubuntu. It is about the essence of being human, it is part of the gift that Africa will give the world. It embraces hospitality, caring about others, being willing to go the extra mile for the sake of another. We believe that a person is a person through other persons, that my humanity is caught up, bound up, inextricably, with yours. When I dehumanize you, I inexorably dehumanize myself. The solitary human being is a contradiction in terms. Therefore you seek to work for the common good because your humanity comes into its own in community, in belonging.”
                        -- Archbishop Desmond Tutu