Arch, Arch, Ubuntu, Ubuntu, Arch, Ubuntu

>Arch, Arch, Ubuntu, Ubuntu, Arch, Ubuntu
Ubuntu and Arch are the only relevant distros, it's settled science

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>he doesn't know about Chromebooks
Gentoo won, get over it.

Manjaro being this popular is embarrassing.

For me, it's Kubuntu.

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How can anyone use a distro with such name?

>Arch, Arch, Shitty Debian, Shitty Debian, Arch, Shitty Debian

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Its comfy along mint desu

I think it's supposed to be the Spanish word manjar which means delicacy.

>Steam stats
Of course the most popular distros will be the ones that require a lot of tweaking or the OOTB ones.
This is a transitional period where the "smart" people figure out linux in arch, and the retards reap the rewards of their work on their buntu of choice.

This will gradually change as linux becomes more popular, if it does become popular.
For now, stop with your dumb comparisons because:
1. Arch still uses systemd
2. Arch has the AUR which is a crutch and breaks systems left and rihjt
3. pacman is a terrible package manager, and can still brick your shit if you -Syu package
4. Arch has a repulsive community of self-proclaimed geniuses and elitists, making newbies feel like arch is the best you can have.
5. Ubuntu still uses snap, apt and systemd.
6. Ubuntu has issues with package management, dependency hell and people who wrongly assume it's an OOTB distro.
7. Manjaro has many issues, one of them being installed with the AUR enabled, making system-death inevitable.

Debian is shit, get over it

It's literally arch, but worse.

It's great for servers.

Skill issue

Nah, only RHEL based distros and Alpine should be used for servers.

Like clockwork;

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There are better alternatives.
If you want to run many dockerized apps, use nixOS
If you want one centralized system that runs services, Rocky, Fedora server or Void, because of its efficiency and ease of self-compiling software for your specific use-case

Debian is outdated, and it would be insanely stupid to run outdated software openly on the internet.

Been Debian using for 14 years and have no complaints.

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it's not, no kernel live patching out of the box is a show stopper

I run Void and daily drive it. Your meme is only a cope and a projection.

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gentoo tard go away

>I run Void and daily drive it.
TIL people still use that dead distro.

remember to force steam to actually survey your linux machine by setting SurveyDate to exactly 1 year ago and starting it up

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>I don't know what i'm missing, so that means i'm not missing anything!
You are blind in your pride and you don't see the benefits you could be using.

>dead distro
github.com/void-linux/void-packages/
does that say 162k commits, last one 3 hours ago or am i dreaming?
>BAHAHA I didn't hear about distro == dead!!!!
no, you're just a moron.

Big cope energy user.

Small dick energy fag.

I guess Any Forums is once again wrong and people keep using a distro that's supposed to break every 5 minutes

You pussying out? You have no actual points so you go back to playground insults.
Very clever, you will be seen as a great man user.

>Floyd Linux

Benefits? Such as my dick being cut off when updating it for first time?

>Noooooo you must always use the latest software,because... because I said so ok?
>An you should change to the newest trendy OS instead of the tried and true lindy OS, because new is always better
>No I'm not addicted to updates, I can stop whenever I want, I just don't wanna stop. Why to you ask?

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That's right trans sister!
#blacklivesmatter
#transrightsarehumanrights

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