Distro shill thread

Best distro is always previous Lts version of ubuntu
> best for compatibility with normie software
> best for gaymes
> best for stable dev environment
> your servers can run it
> most secure
> solid as a rock stable
> better ppa support than debian

Tell me why your distro is better Jow Forums

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> best for compatibility with normie software
gentoo
> best for gaymes
gentoo
> best for stable dev environment
gentoo
> your servers can run it
gentoo
> most secure
gentoo
> solid as a rock stable
gentoo
> better ppa support than debian
gentoo

>Distro shill thread
Give this a try archeryos.org/

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get with the times, old man

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>Best distro is always previous Lts version of ubuntu
>> best for compatibility with normie software
Windows

>> best for gaymes
Windows

>> best for stable dev environment
Windows

>> your servers can run it
Windows

>> most secure
Windows

>> solid as a rock stable
Windows

>> better ppa support than debian
Windows

>Tell me why your distro is better Jow Forums
Windows

Kek good try m8

Unironically this.

I refuse user, I see no reason to upgrade until April 2019

How dare you assuming he likes it up his ass.

>best for compatibility with normie software
Ubuntu
>best for gaymes
Ubuntu
>best for stable dev environment
Debian
>your servers can run it
Debian
>most secure
Red Hat based stuff
>solid as a rock stable
Debian
>better ppa support than debian
>implying

Arch Linux (with stable DE or WM) + trizen > anything else

M A N J A R o

>> best for compatibility with normie software
debian
>> best for gaymes
debian
>> best for stable dev environment
debian
>> your servers can run it
debian
>> most secure
openBSD
>> solid as a rock stable
debian
>> better ppa support than debian
>> ppa
ishyggydig

you need a damn good reason not to used a deb or rpm distro, and a minor kernel revision or up to the hour FagWM is not a good reason

>openBSD
you got memed

Wanna have some fun with 16.04 or 18.04?

Plug in an USB Xbox 360 controller and try getting that shit to work.

I never had a problem with it.. I didnt us it for games though, but for ROS it was easy to just us xboxdrv

Honestly, I don't see why most people shouldn't run Ubuntu. I personally use Xubuntu - lightweight, compatible and fast. I guess SystemD is an issue, sure, but for those against SystemD, they can just go with Devuan or Void or something.

Why?

Fedora 28 is pretty good

>not Using BunsenLabs
>2K18

>best for compatibility with normie software
Ubuntu
>best for gaymes
Ubuntu
>best for stable dev environment
Devuan
>your servers can run it
Alpine
>most secure
Alpine
>solid as a rock stable
Devuan

I think Canonical Corp. is more of an issue than systemd, but I agree...mostly.

emacs

>>best for compatibility with normie software
>Mint
>>best for gaymes
>Ubuntu
>>best for stable dev environment
>CentOS
>>your servers can run it
>CentOS
>>most secure
>CentOS
>>solid as a rock stable
>CentOS

Shilling KDE Neon
>Stable Ubuntu LTS Base
>The most bleeding-edge of bleeding-edge KDE Plasma

Case rested.

MacOS

Fedora is secure, reasonably stable, but with fresh packages. It's also got the best default GNOME 3 experience, and if you aren't a fan of GNOME the spins are great. The installation is easy and you don't really have to worry about managing your system, and all things considered the installation is reasonably minimal (relative to other distributions that provide a DE & software out of the box). Fedora also often adopts new technologies faster than other distributions, and yet it is still more than stable enough for personal use. It may have fewer packages in its repos than other distributions but if you're just looking to get work done most everything you need is in the repos. Not going to claim it's the best distribution or that there aren't flaws, but if you're looking for something comfy, low-effort, and no-nonsense, I would recommend it.

>> best for compatibility with normie software
ubuntu
>> best for gaymes
gentoo
>> best for stable dev environment
gentoo
>> your servers can run it
debian
>> most secure
gentoo with all the secure optional crap enabled by you
>> solid as a rock stable
gentoo
>> better ppa support than debian
ubuntu

I thought manjaro was good, but reliance on the AUR made me sketched out and I had a feeling that my games weren't running as well as they could. I switched back to *ubuntu and the performance bump is perceivable
>inb4 your KDE is OLD

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old stable kde is best kde

>Arch Linux
>with stable DE or WM
>stable
lol

eh I've had problems with it, I restart often enough and every third day it "stops and restarts due to a problem"
it looks nice, but I do miss how stable XFCE was back when I was using manjaro. I would have used xubuntu or ubuntu switched to XFCE but the one buntu has is hideous because it comes configured to look like another gnome clone

Trisquel!
> best for compatibility with normie software
Well, yeah! But only Libre so you can be free~!
> best for gaymes
Yeah! but only Libre! and who cares about those boring proprietary non-free games anyway?!
> best for stable dev environment
Eeeyup
> your servers can run it
YESH
> most secure
Well... duuuh
> solid as a rock stable
Heck yeah!
> better ppa support than debian
A-Ye

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/thread

you should add a 7 after "windows"
and
*nix >> bastardized dos(aka windows)

Just copy the udev rules for it from a more up to date distro lmao

Use a userspace driver if you can't figure out how to get the kernel modules you want

>zsh by default
ugh