Want to take the plunge to loonix, which distro should I get?
Xubuntu, elementary, Fedora?
Linux Distro?
Jayden Clark
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Kevin Moore
Install Gentoo
Cameron Williams
I use xubuntu and it's quite comfy. I used to run arch linux but then I realized it's just a huge extra hassle for nothing, having to install basic shit for a functioning system manually instead of just having it installed automatically.
Dominic Davis
I want to go for xubuntu but I had trouble figuring out how to hibernate on lid close on my laptop.
And also I heard some anons talking about xubuntu going to shit lately.
Has anyone here tried xfce on Fedora?
Gavin Ward
Install OpenSUSE.
It has btrfs by default, snapshots, rolling release, better KDE integration than Neon and community repositories.
Charles Bennett
I run xubuntu on my laptop, and I'm pretty sure it does hibernate upon lid close. As for anons complaining here, there isn't a single thing that isn't complained about on this board. I can't tell you much about Fedora, however I've run xfce on arch. It's pretty much the exact same experience, except xubuntu is more convenient.
And I would be interested in hearing about some of these complaints regarding xubuntu. I have very simple use cases, maybe these anons do something more involved that xubuntu can't fully accommodate.
Michael Phillips
1. Tails (obvious choice, especially in a post-Snowden era).
2. Arch (great, clean, customizable)
All other are below those, except for those very specific ones such as Kali for pentest.
Ian Wright
Arch is just Gentoo with training wheels.
John Jenkins
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Gentoo is just LFS with training wheels.
Grayson Davis
linux is not an OS for day to day normal stuffs. It is for dedicated use. Don't cry and shitpost here if it doesn't work like you wanted it to.