so i see you're running gnome.
i'm actually running openSUSE Leap 15.0 KDE myself
/distro/ - what's your distro, Jow Forums?
Jonathan Davis
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Chase Hughes
>starts distro thread
>doesn't know the difference between distro and desktop environment
>watches mr robot
Anthony Walker
i literally stated my fucking distro as opensuse leap i'm not retarded i was making a funny meme
Leo Lee
>thinks gnome is a distro
HAHAHAHAHAHAHA
Kayden Evans
oh my fuCKing CHrIST
it was a //meme//
Lucas James
Im looking for the following in a distro. Im a complete noob and this has been a tougher decision that it seems it should be.
>Stable
>Minimal (able to decide what goes into it)
>Reasonable learning curve
>Access to a decent amount of safe programs for shitposting and light work in python.
>Runs well on an x220
>Isnt just for memelords
What distro(s) fit this description.
Blake Sullivan
>complete noob
>able to decide what goes into it
Would be Arch, but good luck with that noob.
Ian Hall
Antergos KDE. You have to swap lightdm with sddm (also install the settings module) but otherwise it’s a good balance between simple and complicated.
Kevin Myers
Do not install this horrible distro. It doesn't work.
Jason Gomez
debian's netinstall, i guess. seems to fit most of your shit, though idk about the x220 part. testing's a good place to start.
Cameron Garcia
I use deb testing on an x220, runs pretty well, I haven’t had many complaints
Jacob Miller
I'm on Arch w/ i3wm.
Jack Johnson
Arch with i3-gaps
Logan Carter
it wasn't a funny
Sebastian Harris
Nathan Diaz
InB4
>Install Gentoo
Caleb Myers
Install Gentoo
Bentley Morgan
solus because it works perfectly from install on my dinkpad, has pretty good defaults, and triggers the kevin-haters
Mason Nguyen
i run Kali GNOME because i am a hacker.
William Lewis
Noobuntu after using arch for a few years
Idk I might go back to arch though I think I had problems installing it with full disk encryption. It was also annoying how something would break during updates and people on arch forums would reee that anyone needed to ask for a fix.
Also I have no doubt the aur is full of compromised software, probably safer to just compile shit myself.
Henry Barnes
Mandingo because I've only just started learning 2 months ago and just today made it through the Mandingo architect installer. Xfce minimal is nice
David Gomez
>able to decide what goes into it
>arch
you have to go back
Angel Jones
it's a meme you dip
Brandon Wilson
sure thing totally not kevin anonymous person
Alexander Scott
>you dip
midwesterner detected
Landon Bennett
where real Americans live
Ethan Phillips
Isaac Sanders
Pick a coast, and move there.
Jaxson Young
>not living in little finland
pathetic.
Asher Gomez
Debian Unstable w/ KDE on the desktop, although it's been annoying me - I intended for unstable to make me solve more problems and learn more, but the problems so far have been shit where I have no idea to begin like KDE start menu straight up not working, or dependencies on their end waiting to be unfucked. As such when I get a new desktop and reinstall with GPT, I'm dropping back down to Testing. I might also switch over to XFCE because I'll be going from 12GB DD3 to 8GB DD4.
On my laptop I have a meme Gentoo/Sway install. I manually installed but I got myself a CloverOS background recently, which as soon as I have my anime figures at uni I will be spamming all over the place. Can't wait.
Both Debian and Gentoo are amazing distros in my experience. I found OpenSUSE to be shit, Fedora's a better alternative.
William Baker
protip: install debian stable and use the backports only for specific programs you want the unstable version of.
Joshua Gonzalez
Fuck your faggot-ass country. USA is best country to live in.
Nicholas Torres
>he doesn't know the geography of his own country well enough to recognize Michigan
absolutely pathetic
Josiah Perez
Nice idea, thanks
Mason Green
Lol, my bad, I'm little drunk. Still though, cheese country is where dreams die. Move to the east coast.
Caleb Jenkins
>coasts
pathetic
come home to the flyover country, white man.
Christopher Miller
I'm not white. I'm in NoVa, 40 mins outside of DC, and I love it here. I live on the end of private road, have quiet families as neighbors, and low crime rate area. Life is good.
Caleb Rogers
Arch used to have a good community. Then GUI installers starting coming out for it and normies here on Jow Forums and Jow Forumseddit are now all over it shitting up every Arch related forum with their i3-gaps bullshit and elitism.
I used Manjaro for years just because I've always been familiar with pacman and the Arch repo.
I've considered an Ubuntu net install because the Debian net install doesn't recognize any of my hardware and it's a bigger pain in the ass than Arch.
Aiden Williams
>not white
stay on the coasts then, thanks.
Michael Butler
I know that google is really hard for you zoomers, but this should have been easy
cdimage.debian.org
Jason Cook
kek, I suspected as much. Luckily I was born, raised, and currently live in an area where there isn't much racial division. A luxury lacking in the majority of the country, which becomes painfully apparent when I've traveled along the coast.
Jacob White
QUBESOS
Juan Ross
Get a tiling wm, nignog.
Isaiah Garcia
Debian obviously.
Owen Perry
>Implying you're not a normie
Colton Clark
void and dflybsd
Adam Parker
no necessary, Pradeesh
Landon Evans
>click drag
>click drag
>click drag
>Everyone else is a pajeet.
Right...
Colton Barnes
debian was the first and last distro i ever installed
Adrian Campbell
that's a shark and a dino's head