I'm looking for a distro... not just any distro, but the objective BEST distro. Hit me, /g/!
>>54736620
Trisquel.
Why the fuck are you spamming?
Try LFS and fuck off.
>>54736620
Objectively, the best distro is Fedora, though many (myself included) are just really put off by the name, I just can't get over it
>>54736620
Gentoo
Debian, because it runs on everything.
Meme
>>54736951
This.
>>54736951
NetBSD, because it actually runs on everything.
>>54736951
/thread
>>54736776
Agreed that Fedora is the best distribution, but I can't let go of the convenience of rolling release, because of laziness
>>54736620
Alpine hands down.
>>54736620
been searching for a while, kid. get in the line. shake some dust off an old friend in need of support.
>>54736906
This
>>54736620
There is no such thing as a best distro
>>54736951
Wew lad
>>54738569 (/b/-spill)
Weeew lad
>>54739040
>/b/
>having the brainpower to use a distro like Alpine
You seem like you've lost your point in life.
>>54736620
os x
>>54739174
You talk as if Alpine takes """brain-power""".
Hate to brake it to you but no body likes or uses that buggy piece of shit anywhere
>>54738569
This or Void
~Benjamin Johnson
Objectively? Debian.
Subjectively? Debian.
>>54737030
>BSD/Nothing werks
>runs on everything
yea, that's all it does.
>>54736620
Gentoo
>>54739271
>Mental gymnastics of a debqueen
There is NO reason to run that half assed freetard wannabe distro when there is *buntu
Debian and Fedora are great, but I can't get over Fedora's name
>>54739329
>>54739271
Hey guys, just a suggestion, but what if we said they both were pretty good distros?
>>54739347
>giving a fuck about the name
>being this insecure
>>54739389
Having a thick skin is a good thing. But not for everyone
>anything with systemd in it
>>54739347
use Korora then.
>>54736906
Secoonded
>>54739389
>Caring whether or not strangers like the name of their favorite OS
>>54739277
Shit b8 m8
Windows 1.1
>>54739277
This.
Anyone running void? What's it like?
>>54736906
/thread
>>54736906
Yo!!!!
>>54736620
Debian Stable
>>54740133
Oxymoron
>>54739329
>wannabe
wew
Linux: Debian stable
BSD: FreeBSD
>>54736620
whats the distro between debian and ubuntu?
>>54740585
OpenSUSE
>>54740585
CentOS
>>54740621
Retard
>>54740646
>less stable than ubuntu
>less up to date than debian
>between
>>54740718
Anything that has systemd by default can't be considered stable.
real newfag here
is ubuntu okay to start with for a newbie like me?
>>54736620
ElementaryOS
>>54740718
He was talking about the icon/penguin in between the debian and ubuntu penguin moron
>>54740868
yea.
>>54741058
and its centos.
>>54736620
The one I'm using
>>54736620
Ubuntu just werks.
>>54736620
>Using the distros.jpg with 2 fedoras.
Arch ᶘ ͡°ᴥ͡°ᶅ
>>54736951
By the same logic anal sex is the best sex because it's the most compatible
>>54741297
>implying it's not
>>54738414
You can use Rawhide
>>54737030
So does diarrhea.Cha-cha-cha!
>>54741738
What the fuck? Get out of here with that weak shit you fucking 9 year old.
>>54741738
kek'd
>>54736906
Everything without USE flags is just Windows
>>54739867
>Anyone running void? What's it like?
I ran it for a while, but about a month ago switched to Debian.
The problems I have with it:
1) while the package manager is quite good, there aren't that many package maintainers and it's unlikely you will find the latest packages for anything but the core (most popular) applications
2) the documentation is quite shit and severely lacking. I mean, not even all the package manager's functions are documented
3) the community isn't very friendly and is elitist
Other than that I loved it. It was stable, booted quickly, I had no problems setting up a basic system. I needed something that just works, with a large selection of packages.
If I were 14 again, I'd definitely put more effort into it, like I did when I started off with Slackware 9 as my first distro back in 2004, when I could spend hours a day fucking around with it. Sadly, I'm an adult now and I don't have time for a Linux distro to be my hobby.
>>54741287
>no timestamp
kill yourself
>>54736951
This
When you settle down and just want a computer for computing, not dicking around with the OS every 5 minutes, Debian is your boy.
>>54736620
TempleOS
>>54736620
manjaro
>>54742675
>gentoo is your boy.
FTFY
I'm thinking of trying NixOs, it sound interesting. Is one .conf for the whole system actually good or just a meme?
>>54743578
the package manager is pretty great but i am not so sure about the rest. try guix as well if you are at it.
