So I'm sick of wincuck and I've been having problems with Microsoft's shit tier products. I want to install a new OS, and was wondering if you guys have any suggestions.
Here's some info:
Laptop:
> Dell inspirion
> i7
> 12 gb ram
> 1 tb
> some average graphics card
Purposes:
> programmer (mostly C and python)
> student
> I just want it to look decent and function well without having to update/fix it constantly
> customization would be nice though
Side notes:
> I'm fairly new to linux systems
> tried Mint, Ubuntu, and Arch
> Arch was nice bc u can avoid bloat, but the amount of time required to keep things up to date is a little too much.
>>53849348
OpenSuse is a proud example of German engineering. And it just werks.
use ubuntu and switch DE's or disable the amazon spyglass/search thing
This is the easiest approach
I'm fantasizing over creating my own OS with my friends, starting with the bootloader, kernel, then simple shell shizzle.
Bootloader motivation:
mikeos.sourceforge.net/write-your-own-os.html
>>53849348
xubuntu
>>53849713
What does that picture have to do with the thread? lol
>>53849466
literally bloat: the distro
OP here, a friend suggested deviant stable.
Any opinions on that?
>>53849891
> Debian
>>53849891
>deviant
lol
>>53849348
I got carried away fantasizing about something different from Linux & M$.
Here ya go OP:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_Linux_distributions
>>53849891
uae manjaro xfce, dont trust the rest of autists.
>>53849348
xubuntu or ubuntu mate, or debian with xfce or mate
I ain't heard of 12 gigs of ram are you a wizard?
Open suse.
>>53849765
Unbloat it thru net install pussy. Also tumbleweed is the way to go.
>>53849348
You will really like Cinnamon
So Fedora with cinnamon.
Otherwise ubuntu MATE. Vanilla ubuntu is also fine
>>53850189
It is named cinnamon because using it makes you feel like you took the cinnamon challenge.
Mate is shit. He has good specs, not some shitty HP from 2006.
>>53850231
Okay, then do you have any suggestions?
>>53850330
Opensuse tumbleweed, yo.
>>53850385
KDE is not beginner friendly
t. KDE user
>>53850401
Maybe if you are functionally retarded.
>>53850518
Pretty sure you are the one who's retarded here but I won't judge
>>53850401
KDE is actually pretty damn easy. I tried out qubes a few months ago and it was fine
>>53850528
Sorry. I just fail to comprehend what would be hard about KDE.
