which one is the best distro overall anons?
OpenSUSE vs Fedora
Cameron Davis
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Brayden Thomas
gentoo
Gavin Thompson
I use debian but from my experience openSUSE has SOVL, meanwhile Fedora is SOUVLESS
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Adam Carter
Leo Reed
OpenSUSE is better.
Jace Bailey
debian with flatpaks
Easton Stewart
suse admins are antisemitic so opensuse wins.
Jack Parker
Why not OpenSUSE leap with flatpaks?
Angel Anderson
because debian will still exist in 3 years
Grayson Evans
I have two suse plushies
Liam Rogers
SuSE because mascot has soul:D
Nicholas Kelly
I really want to use Tumbleweed, but I'm not a tech savvy. I can't install warp-cli on Suse thus I stay with fedora.
Carter Hughes
Debian, but between the two Fedora easily.
Alexander King
If you like rpm packages, OpenSuse. Fedora is and always was a shit show. Ubuntu has gone the shit show route the past 6 or so years, and now it barely feels usable unless you want exactly what it ships with. Debian is still solid though.
Adam Carter
Since mandrake died and ubuntu began to be used they have been saying the same thing about OpenSUSE, and look, if Slackware is still alive being maintained by only one nigger. Do you think that OpenSUSE is going to die?
You can build warp-cli from source.
Colton Phillips
>You can build warp-cli from source.
how
Liam Clark
Do I think it's going to die? No, not for a while because it's still an Enterprise distro.
Fedora is just much better overall.
SUSE is full of bloat, it's good bloat but it's a lot of it. YaST can do a lot, their BTRFS layout is pretty complex. Unless you are actually taking full advantage of that Fedora offers a much more stripped down/stock experience which I would always recommend.
You should be using Debian or Rocky though.
Carson Gutierrez
>You should be using Debian
why would I use Debian instead of SUSE though?
>SUSE is full of bloat
all of that can be disabled in the installer, or you can use geckolinux
Ethan Anderson
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Lincoln Richardson
Of course, OpenSUSE won't die.
And the "bloat" it's basically the best and most powerful system configuration tool you'll find in any linux distribution, and as you say, YasT can do so many things that it's amazing that SUSE gives it to all users and for free and a little cost more of hard drive usage.
Rocky is only for servers, and Debian... meh.
Kevin Cooper
opensuse has one major flaw and it's that zypper doesn't have parallel downloads. what the fuck honestly