Let's say Windows 10 broke for the umpteenth time

> Let's say Windows 10 broke for the umpteenth time
> Let's say I want to use Linux only on my desktop and laptop
> Let's say I'm not a CS student nor I work in the IT or STEM
> Let's say I've already know how to use Gnu/Linux, using bash and such
> Let's say I want less trouble from my OS as possible
> Let's say I hate LTS and very old packages from the package manager
> Let's say I wanna use something efficent, but at the same time good, with a good DE (no matter if it's customizable or not)

Which distro should I choose?

My computer is from 2013 (i5 3570k and HD7970) and my laptop is a Thinkpad x230.

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Linux Mint.

mint
cinnamon works kinda like windows except it works

LineageOS since you're clearly phoneposting

too of gen

unironically manjaro

Kubuntu or Mint. Manjaro if you insist on the AUR. Good luck.

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Android x86.

Ok user, I'm going to install Manjaro KDE asap

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if my post number is even install debian net installation
if it is odd install arch

KDE Neon, it has a windows like interface, is easy and customizable.

When did windows 10 break?

>complains about windows breaking
>installs manjato

kek

Ok. I've just installed it. Looks good for now.

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KDE looks comfy. There's a lot of settings!

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Iunno senpai Mint seemed to have decades old versions of packages

>windows breaks too much
>installs linux

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hello there, baby duck

Linux is just a kernel.

yeah, and everything made from that kernel breaks at the drop of a hat.

What do you mean "made from that kernel"?

good choice desu

for the best experience on kde don't forget to go into the system settings and set the font to noto sans 9, and subpixel rendering to rgb, slight

>systemd

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Explain why it is bad without baseless speculation.

boot and shutdown times are faster using an alternative init system
also, its not speculation as to the fact that systemd hasn't been audited properly, and scope creep is not speculation either

>> Let's say I want less trouble from my OS as possible
linux is not for you

>boot and shutdown times are faster using an alternative init system
Which alternative? Show me the evidence.
>systemd hasn't been audited properly
Define properly.

>define properly
as in at all
>which alternative
runit, openRC, sysV
>show me the evidence
create a liveUSB of Void and try it for yourself, you'll see what I mean

Not him but Upstart is pretty gud

>as in at all
Then you are wrong. Just because you haven't done it doesn't mean it hasn't been done.
>runit, openRC, sysV
Show me.
>create a liveUSB of Void and try it for yourself, you'll see what I mean
Not evidence.

>Define properly
>muh everything is seen through a lens
>properly is a social construct
You can hear the diversity programs oozing out of this one

You have issues.

define 'show me

what do you mean by "not"

>then you are wrong. just because you haven't done it doesn't mean it hasn't been done
and you have? I highly doubt that, also post proof where it has been done since you insist it has
>no evidence
pic related, systemd is massive compared to runit which doesn't do it any favors when it comes to start up times

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>and you have?
Yes, I have. I'm a contributor, why would I not have done that?
>pic related
Literal shilling.

Install Gentoo™

So that's why companies use it as the OS for production

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>I'm a contributor
care to share what you've contributed to systemd?
>implying Poettering imported any of your "contributions"
this ought to be good

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> Let's say I want less trouble from my OS as possible
> Let's say I hate LTS and very old packages from the package manager
pick one

>care to share what you've contributed to systemd?
No.

then fuck off, you haven't done shit

>OS
But it's just a kernel, user.

It's pretty good compared to something like debian.

got a source on the wallpaper?

Is Ubuntu better than Mint in that case though?

Arch is pretty hassle free once set up and has really up to date packages

Grab the Adapta theme, looks a lot nicer than Breath