You have to pick one distro to use for the rest of your life. Which one do you choose and why?

Slackware

(((Windows 10)))

KDE Neon

If only allowed to pick a linux distro it would have to be gentoo
If I can choose any OS I'd pick freebsd

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Arch because I can do whatever I want with it.

Literally Gentoo

Gentoo.

If i can get a package manager on gentoo then the answer is gentoo. If not i'd go with arch

CloverOS
No systemd/pulseaudio/dbus AIDS

Windows.
I've never had to reinstall it in the last 10 years between versions Linux on the other hand always gave me problems and I've tried about 5 distros.

gentoo or trisquel

Arch Linux

gentoo duh

Arch, I've used it for 6 years now I think I'll be okay

windows 10 cuz it's industry standard.

LFS

Debian Unstable.
Because I wasn't born yesterday.

spbp

this

Manjaro is the obvious answer

Gentoo. Because it has been working fine for over ten years already.

Slackware or FreeBSD like I have been for years

Debian

Unironically Void.

Eh, what? If I go to their downloads, I immediately see a torrent and MD5/SHA1/SHA256 checksum files.

Nevermind, found it

Windows 10.

Arch

Bedrock linux

Slackware. I've used it for over half a decade at this point and I don't care about other shit.

Solus because I have respect for my time

Gentoo because that's what I plan to do anyway

Only correct answers

CentOS.
I can't trust hippies to maintain so many packages in so many architectures. I can just backport from Fedora manually and compile myself the software I want to run. Otherwise if I depend of those people from Debian my shit is all buggy and barely works for desktop, while at the same time isn't that useful for a server because you have to reboot more often than in CentOS.

>rest of your life.
Slackware

>*gets unmaintained*
heh, nothing personnel kid

Kys.

If it's for the entirety of the rest of my life, assuming the hardware doesn't need to evolve either, I'd say TempleOS. Otherwise, Gentoo

slackware or gentoo

CentOS 8 when?

Artix

xubuntu

Fedora.
Surprised i'm first fedorafag in the thread.

probably about the same time as Debian 10

openSUSE

Slackware or gentoo, both are basically immortal.

Companies can rise and fall but community distro lives on, especially the largest one. No reason to choose a distro with five users and two of them are the devs. I choose Debian purely because of the numbers.

Debian

Distros are a meme, theyre all linux and all do the same thing.
People only install random bullshit because it makes them look cool.

t. Arch linux user

>Distros are a meme
uses arch

the irony is just too much

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Red Star OS

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Windows 7
1) Because it works
2) Because I have a job

>backdoored
>has virus
>crashes
>"works"

OpenPEPE Tumbleweed, the best rolling release. With KDE, of course.

I already choose Fedora and I can't go back now because I'm contributing to it.

but he "has a job", he can't be bothered with understanding how or why shit works

if his job is gaming then okay

correct

Bedrock, because it lets me use all the others. :)

Fedora. It will always have support through RH, and is the most usable distro.

Hard choice, but I'm going go have to go with linux.

>your job is to type up documents in Microsoft® Word™
>YOU HAVE TO UNDERSTAND EVERYTHING UNDER THE HOOD IN ORDER TO FINISH YOUR JOB!!!!!1!!!1
and i doesn't even like Microsoft® Windows™

I prefer gnu + linux

Currently using Fedora and have no intention of switching. So I guess I'd go with that.

Fedora/Opensuse
.rpm for life

go to bed luke

node-os
node-os.com/

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I didn't even say that, I quote myself
>>backdoored
>>has virus
>>crashes
>>"works"
I didn't ever say understand anything retard. My mom and little brother don't understand how Ubuntu works and they use it for daily tasks

Ubuntu because it just works

The one most likely to be around and maintained 40 years from now.
I dont think IBM/RH will be around for that long so Cent/Fedora is out of the question.

Honestly the best bet (even though its not the oldest) is debian.

Exactly this.

Kubuntu or Neon

Ubuntu 'cuz IT JUST WORKS

Daily task like watching youtube and ZUCCBook ?

CRUX, as customizable as Gentoo, as easy as CRUX

RHEL.
I currently run Ubuntu LTS, but I am slightly more confident that RHEL will be around for the rest of my life.

windows

Linux mint

Void.

It both "just works" and allows for a great deal of tinkering with 'xbps-src'. Also, sane init system.

arch, aur makes life so ez

Has anyone successfully replaced OpenRC with runit in Gentoo? If so, there's no reason to use anything else.

I'm actually considering going full linuxretard and keep w10 in a virtual machine, any cons?