Serious Whats your GNU/Linux distro for people who use GNU/Linux?

[spud_tard]

Personally I use Pop!_OS because it's just werk

 

[zd60]

I bounce between arch and gentoo

 

[spud_tard]

I bounce between arch and gentoo

Gentoo a very good distro brocel, the only problem and advantage is the compilation time for packages

View: https://youtu.be/VjGSMUep6_4?si=ZkjOF6hJUQTJD0FB

 

[zd60]

Gentoo a very good distro brocel, the only problem and advantage is the compilation time for packages

View: https://youtu.be/VjGSMUep6_4?si=ZkjOF6hJUQTJD0FB

the compile times used to bother me but i have nothing better to do anyways

 

[spud_tard]

the compile times used to bother me but i have nothing better to do anyways

I remember using suckless tools with gentoo and openrc, it was a good experiences even though my computer was completely garbage

 

[The Death Devil]

I'm on Mint because I just switched to using Linux like a month ago desu

 

[Trident]

GNU/TARD BolgenOS

 

[spud_tard]

I'm on Mint because I just switched to using Linux like a month ago desu

as long as you don't use Ubuntu I respect you kek (I used Linux Mint, it's very good, but I didn't liked the graphical interface)

 

[spud_tard]

GNU/Tard BolgenOS

whats this OS

 

[The Death Devil]

as long as you don't use Ubuntu I respect you kek

I'm not really sure how big of a difference switching distributions seems to make? I haven't had any real bad experiences with Mint thus far, but I'm not the biggest fan of Cinnamon as the Desktop Environment. I installed KDE Plasma using the apt repository, and while I can run it fine, I swear it seems to be kind of unstable for some reason... I only bothered installing it because I wanted to rice my computer in the future.

Truthfully, I'm not sure why I didn't at least test installing it in my VM first—that's what I've been doing to test all kinds of things and learn how to use Linux without breaking my system. I guess I just got excited and forgot...

 

[spud_tard]

I'm not really sure how big of a difference switching distributions seems to make? I haven't had any real bad experiences with Mint thus far, but I'm not the biggest fan of Cinnamon as the Desktop Environment. I installed KDE Plasma using the apt repository, and while I can run it fine, I swear it seems to be kind of unstable for some reason... I only bothered installing it because I wanted to rice my computer in the future.

Truthfully, I'm not sure why I didn't at least test installing it in my VM first—that's what I've been doing to test all kinds of things and learn how to use Linux without breaking my system. I guess I just got excited and forgot...

The problem with Ubuntu is mainly because of Snap, GNOME and contain a lot of proprietary software

 

[Spiteful Mutant]

I abandoned Windows probably 6 or so years ago and installed Fedora to take its place.

Just wanted something that works without too much tinkering. It's fine.

 

[spud_tard]

I abandoned Windows probably 6 or so years ago and installed Fedora to take its place.

Just wanted something that works without too much tinkering. It's fine.

Fedora is a very good distro, even though the community behind seems to be bad

 

[Spiteful Mutant]

Fedora is a very good distro, even though the community behind seems to be bad

I don't keep up with that sort of thing admittedly, but yeah I've heard it's pozzed.

 

[zd60]

I remember using suckless tools with gentoo and openrc, it was a good experiences even though my computer was completely garbage

can't go wrong with suckless tools always pretty stable for me when I use them