What is /g/'s favorite distro? I like kde so openSuse is good
>>53936172
Mine's Xubuntu with XFCE,because XFCE somehow looks like a hybrid between Windows and Mac,but it's neither.
Arch with openbox is god tier my man.
Debian + Xfce
But I tend to use BSD or Solaris nowadays for my varying projects.
>>53936215
>Arch with openbox is god tier my man.
Wow I should try that
Gentoo.
Seriously.
>>53936215
Can confirm.
>>53936613
>>53936215
how hard is it to install Arch with openbox?
>>53936752
Can you read a guide and copy/paste commands?
>>53936752
archbang is decent
p comfy 2
>>53937003
Should be pretty easy
Debian stable is where it's at
What's so good about gentoo?
>>53937502
emerge is the best package manager
>>53937037
i bet that nasty bitch looks like shit naked
>>53936172
Manjaro XFCE or Debian OB+tint2.
OS X El Capitán
>>53937507
What makes it better than simply typingsudo apt-get install supertuxkart
?
openSUSE seconded. 13.2 with KDE
>>53936172
>I like kde so openSuse is good
It doesn't work like that:
I like Cinnamon but dislike mint so i ship with Cinnamon everything. I've got a VM with Arch on Cinnamon and a laptop with Debian with Cinnamon
I use Arch Linux, with XFCE as the DE but i3 as the window manager.
Windows 10
openAIDS
>>53936172
Fedora
Packages are new and you don't have to be an autist to maintain it like arch
>>53937784
hahahahah, is there anything that frog has not been already?
Alpine Linux because I hate GNU
Pure LINUX without GNU infestation
>>53937574
Use flags
>>53937574
apt-get is a horrible package manager.
If you are a new user, it will just spit out a lot of text that you won't read and thus not keeping you informed of the process.
If there is dependencies, it will make you confirm an installation, if there isn't it won't.
The tools the average user needs to use is very disjointed and thus makes it a worse experience to use.
apt-get uses a hyphen which means you can't auto complete as easy although apt fixes this.
It is really slow. Compared to other distributions, installing and updating takes more time.
It pulls documentation by default, which can use a lot of space, eg texlive packages.
It doesn't show version numbers of the packages when you update before it is installing it so you might accidentally revert to an old package if a ppa is moved.
I mean, it is far from perfect.
I solve it by adding a bunch of aliases and just ignore the output unless I encounter an error.
>>53936172
Mine is Arch + KDE
Devuan
We're still here systemdcucks
>>53937840
If you like terrible documentation and not having packages on Debian or arch scale
