What is the ultimae Linux distro?

So I was thinking what is the best Linux distro avaliable at the moment. Is it one I have heard of or is it one I haven't?

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As with literally everything: it depends.
Use arch or gentoo if you want to install everything/compile everything by hand, learning what shit does and how to fix it if it ever breaks on any other distros too.
Use like mint or fedora otherwise. Fuck ubongo, I have 4 archnigs I know that have installed it and within a month each the installation has ended up fucked in some way.

>I have heard of
Obviously.
A distro you haven't heard of could never be a good distro.
The reason why Ubuntu is good is because people use it.
When everyone uses the same libraries, it is easier to manage.
I use Ubuntu because everyone else do at work, so I don't end up with weird problems others don't have to deal with.

Now if this is not a concern, you can use whatever you find easiest. I personally like arch and have used that for several years until switching to chakra (because better kde repo) that is niche enough for my specific use case (I want arch, but I don't want to compile Firefox all the time, so I switch to a repo where it is fine by default)

Can sb prove that OpenSuse Leap 15 is kicked ass distro?

>ended up fucked in some way.
Ubuntu and mint is very similar, so if you fuck up one, you would most likely have fucked up the other.
Using arch and Gentoo as a learning tool is pretty meaningless, you can learn a lot more a lot faster by following a book like the advanced bash guide or something topic specific

Windows 10 LTSC

But learning by doing is a lot more fun and >reading a book isn't the same as sitting down for a while, getting your laptop in working order and then just using it. You're taking time away from doing shit instead of having it in the back of your mind just seeping in.
"why do I have to set the interface to down everytime I want to connect to a network" because netctl is a nigger, use netctl-auto
Then again you're right in that it mostly gives you a basic understanding of everything, but that's more useful to most users than knowing the ins and outs of any one part completely

Obviously it depends, but I tend to suggest Artix and Void to people who aren't newbies, and Parabola to the superchads

*ahem*
Windows 10 Enterprise LTSC 2019 (x64)