What's a good linux distro to use? I currently use debian unstable.
Good linux distro
Matthew Moore
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Liam Ortiz
Debian unstable is good
Daniel Baker
Arch
Elijah Bell
Just use Ubuntu.
Brody Harris
You stupid retard.
Aaron Martinez
nah
Daniel Gutierrez
No need to call them a slur.
Josiah Garcia
>0
No. just no, I don't wanna become a generic asshole that has a bloated ego.
Carter Turner
Linux Mint Cinnamon for the sane and normal user.
Linux Mint XFCE for the same kind of user whose computer happens to be a potato.
Fedora Gnome if you like a little eccentricity and want to be where new things are being developed.
Manjaro KDE if you like playing lego with your desktop while knowing fully well it will never look 100% like you envisioned it no matter how much you mess with it.
Hudson Perry
>them
???
Ryder Torres
Void Linux just werks.
Anthony Davis
Them referring to the person who yknow, used "retard."
Jace Powell
Will look into it then.
Mason Parker
mxlinux.org
It's over for Mint.
Jonathan Wilson
looks like some mediocre XFCE shit
Justin Foster
Xubuntu
Levi Edwards
retard isn't a slur you retard
Nolan Gray
You will never be a woman.
Asher Hill
that concludes the "get called a slur" speedrun
Hudson Sullivan
Cool. Nice.
Nathan Peterson
It is so fucking over for Linux Mint it's not even funny.
Blake Gonzalez
Fedora Kinoite. It's an immutable system (like Silverblue) that you only very sparingly "layer" packages overtop. Usually, you'll install flatpaks, or use a "toolbox" to install normal packages (for a development environment) which has access to your home address.
Jose Harris
huh. interesting
Liam Morales
Seriously, I recommend Artix since it installs easy if you want a DE. Otherwise it's like Arch which isn't that bad if you just read the wiki (it genuinely helps a lot)
Void is nice too, they both use around 70-80mb of RAM on boot in TTY and boot in less than like 20 sec.
Samuel Scott
ah, I guess it's possible to install i3wm (what I use), configure it, and uninstall the DE artix came with.
Juan Brooks
I use Arch for several reasons
I prefer KDE Plasma and it is as up to date as Neon
I get the latest kernel
I get AUR
I don't need the latest GCC because I never compile anything from source.
Logan Murphy
Yeah, I did that (Artix, now moved to DWM) and it sat at roughly 130mb on boot.
But the only reason I care about minimalism besides efficiency is the fact I run it on an HP 2000 Notebook that has 4gb ddr3 and a Pentium b960
Matthew King
Best distro is most likely debian unstable
Does your distro have anything that annoyances you that can't be fixed? No? --> debian unstable
Does your distro have something you can't do? No? -> debian unstable