Return to Answer

According to the Ask Ubuntu Help Center (which I think you were prompted to look at when you signed up ;-) ), the following distributions are considered official Ubuntu flavors:

• Edubuntu
• Ubuntu GNOME
• Kubuntu
• Ubuntu Kylin
• Lubuntu
• Mythbuntu
• Ubuntu Studio
• Xubuntu
• Ubuntu MATE
• Ubuntu Touch
• Ubuntu "Snappy" Core

All of these are on-topic. Honestly, there isn't much difference among these. It's mostly just the desktop environment, themes and certain pre-installed packages.

Since Ask Ubuntu tends to reflect the list of official flavors on the Ubuntu website, you may also want to look there. Chances are, if a new official flavor is named, Ask Ubuntu won't have it immediately.
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuFlavors

According to the Ask Ubuntu Help Center (which I think you were prompted to look at when you signed up ;-) ), the following distributions are considered official Ubuntu flavors:

• Kubuntu
• Lubuntu
• Ubuntu Budgie
• Ubuntu Kylin
• Ubuntu MATE
• Ubuntu Studio
• Xubuntu

All of these are on-topic. Honestly, there isn't much difference among these. It's mostly just the desktop environment, themes and certain pre-installed packages.

Since Ask Ubuntu tends to reflect the list of official flavors on the Ubuntu website, you may also want to look there. Chances are, if a new official flavor is named, Ask Ubuntu won't have it immediately.

Reference

• https://ubuntu.com/desktop/flavours
• https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuFlavors

According to the Ask Ubuntu Help Center (which I think you were prompted to look at when you signed up ;-) ), the following distributions are considered official Ubuntu flavors:

• Edubuntu
• Ubuntu GNOME
• Kubuntu
• Ubuntu Kylin
• Lubuntu
• Mythbuntu
• Ubuntu Studio
• Xubuntu
• Ubuntu MATE
• Ubuntu Touch
• Ubuntu "Snappy" Core

All of these are on-topic. Honestly, there isn't much difference among these. It's mostly just the desktop environment, themes and certain pre-installed packages.

Since Ask Ubuntu tends to reflect the list of official flavors on the Ubuntu website, you may also want to look there. Chances are, if a new official flavor is named, Ask Ubuntu won't have it immediately.
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuFlavors

According to the Ask Ubuntu Help Center (which I think you were prompted to look at when you signed up ;-) ), the following distributions are considered official Ubuntu flavors:

• Edubuntu
• Ubuntu GNOME
• Kubuntu
• Ubuntu Kylin
• Lubuntu
• Mythbuntu
• Ubuntu Studio
• Xubuntu
• Ubuntu MATE
• Ubuntu Touch
• Ubuntu "Snappy" Core

All of these are on-topic. Honestly, there isn't much difference among these. It's mostly just the desktop environment, themes and certain pre-installed packages.

Since Ask Ubuntu tends to reflect the list of official flavors on the Ubuntu website, you may also want to look there. Chances are, if a new official flavor is named, Ask Ubuntu won't have it immediately.
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuFlavors

According to the Ask Ubuntu Help Center (which I think you were prompted to look at when you signed up ;-) ), the following distributions are considered official Ubuntu flavors:

• Edubuntu
• Ubuntu GNOME
• Kubuntu
• Ubuntu Kylin
• Lubuntu
• Mythbuntu
• Ubuntu Studio
• Xubuntu
• Ubuntu MATE
• Ubuntu Touch
• Ubuntu "Snappy" Core

All of these are on-topic. Honestly, there isn't much difference among these. It's mostly just the desktop environment, themes and certain pre-installed packages.

Since AskUbuntu tends to reflect the list of official flavors on the Ubuntu website, you may also want to look there. Chances are, if a new official flavor is named, AskUbuntu won't have it immediately.
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuFlavors

According to the Ask Ubuntu Help Center (which I think you were prompted to look at when you signed up ;-) ), the following distributions are considered official Ubuntu flavors:

• Edubuntu
• Ubuntu GNOME
• Kubuntu
• Ubuntu Kylin
• Lubuntu
• Mythbuntu
• Ubuntu Studio
• Xubuntu
• Ubuntu MATE
• Ubuntu Touch
• Ubuntu "Snappy" Core

All of these are on-topic. Honestly, there isn't much difference among these. It's mostly just the desktop environment, themes and certain pre-installed packages.

Since Ask Ubuntu tends to reflect the list of official flavors on the Ubuntu website, you may also want to look there. Chances are, if a new official flavor is named, Ask Ubuntu won't have it immediately.
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuFlavors