best linux distro
Gentoo
Gentoo
Gentoo
Gentoo
Gentoo
Gentoo
Gentoo
>>52044352
You mean GNU/Linux
>>52044355
>>52044363
>>52044379
>>52044390
>>52044393
>>52044395
>>52044405
You mean GNU/Gentoo
>>52044410
No one likes your semantic games, Stallman.
Android
>>52044352
Windows 10
>>52044355
>>52044363
>>52044379
>>52044390
>>52044393
>>52044395
>>52044410
It's GNU Plus Linux fag
Yosemite
>>52044410
Hi Richard.
>>52044444
WITNESSED
>>52044427
>>52044442
desperate shills
>>52044444
>>52044352
FreeBSD
>>52044352
The one you uninstall.
>>52044352
For me still Gentoo. Posted from Gentoo.
>>52044352
>>52044405
>>52044395
>>52044390
>>52044379
>>52044363
>>52044410
>niggers
Hannah Montana Linux
picrelated
>>52044489
link me to current iso version cant find it
Linux Mint
fedora
>>52044512
nice meme
The Gentoo distribution of gnu/linux
>>52044522
*tips*
>>52044506
https://www.gentoo.org/downloads/
Not that this is important, you can also install stage3 from Sabayon or Ubuntu or whatever other live system.
Also, Gentoo isn't for everyone.
>>52044546
great fellow anon
>>52044522
Fedora masterrace.
>>52044563
http://gentoo.ussg.indiana.edu//releases/amd64/20140826/?C=M;O=A
is 2.8gb iso current version
>>52044352
I'd say Linux Mint and fedora, but if you want to have more fun, but sink a shit load of time in, go for arch, or even gentoo.
>>52044475
I think many people like the idea of BSD users dressing up as slutty Beastie until they realise they are not looking anything like that girl.
Is there even any BSD/open source conventions where they have booth babes like that?
I used to like Debian based ditro's desu but then once I got the hang of it I winged off and went to Arch desu
arch/xubuntu/debian
any of these three
Slackware
Gentoo
Gentoo
Debian or any of the user-centric distros, Fedora/Red Hat is pretty cool if that's your cup of tea.
>>52044589
Even Gentoo doesn't take as long as you'd expect.
Been using it for a decade now. Almost all things you do only eat computer time, and that one is cheap... and not equal to your time.
>Lubuntu
>>52044692
LXLE
ARCH ARCH ARCH ARCH ARCH
just kidding it's gentoo.
Linux Lite
Arch.
>>52044352
>Desktop
Xubuntu/Mint/Debian
>Server
CentOS/Debian Stable
>>52044679
>Almost all things you do only eat computer time, and that one is cheap... and not equal to your time.
What did he mean by this?
Ubuntu.
Xubuntu
thank me later senpai desu
>>52045411
Are there any advantages to using Debian over Ubuntu for everyday use?
Absolutely Gentoo
Tell me honestly /g/. is Gentoo a meme?
>>52045442
They are essentially the same. Ubuntu has updated packages and more widely used for desktop PC's. Debian due to its stability stays with servers, hence not so updated packages.
Kind of like how XP users are frozen in time.
7.
But i've heard 8.1 is good too
GENTOO :DDDD: DDDD:DDDDD
(Linux mint debian edition)
>>52045481
Mint is a botched implementation of Ubuntu, even worse than eOS as Pantheon is still faster than Cinnamon. It is the worst derivative of Debian in existence.
Hi.
>>52045521
What is wrong with OpenSUSE? Not one desktop I have seen in any thread with this distro running.
Yet the website and popularity of this distro suggests otherwise with now a rolling release as well.
Am I missing something?
Gentoo
>>52045521
sup?
>>52045521
Suse lizard confirmed cutest logo
>>52045544
because people using opensuse arent edgy teens who need to show off their maximally riced desktop
>>52045579
Is it on par with Ubuntu? I really want to try it but when I load the ISO on my USB, it fails during copying process with universal usb creator. I downloaded the ISO again 2 more times, same issue.
>>52045544
it's most popular in Europe, esp. Germany as opposed to North America(where most of /g/ resides)
It's an older distro as well so there's not a lot of fresh hype
>>52044352
Solaris
>>52045593
Try installing GeckoLinux:
https://geckolinux.github.io/
Smaller images(1GB instead of 4), loads from live USB, and some nice custom patches such as better fonts, pre-installed codecs, zypper package manager fine tuning
>>52045593
Not sure I understand the problem, but try using rufus to make the bootable USB
The rolling release of openSUSE (tumbleweed) is bretty good imo. YaST is really nice
>>52045647
>>52045662
Okay. I also downloaded Linux Live USB creator. I will try the Gecko next.
I am wondering if I can use my SD Card for live CD. I think my USB might be the problem.
>>52045544
Opensuse is mainly used by those who care about getting shit done rather than showing off. Its biggest con is that the stable release version is usually a bit behind in terms of software, however it's stable as fuck because of that.
>>52045593
Don't use universal usb creator. Use something like Win32DiskImages
http://sourceforge.net/projects/win32diskimager/
or ImageUSB
http://www.osforensics.com/tools/write-usb-images.html
Also don't use tumbleweed, it's unstable as shite. Just stick to the stable release branch.
>>52045716
That sounds very promising. I have Xubuntu installed alongside Windows because I need to use Terminal and a secure environment to access infect flash drives. Also I kind of like using LibreOffice, it is growing on me.
I will try this.
>>52045593
Ubuntu:
Software center is easiest installer in all of linux
Highest user base, especially in North America
More frequent version releases(not counting rolling)
Unity desktop is an option(turn off Amazon)
openSUSE:
"One-click install"(more like 4 or 5 but oh well) from software.opensuse.org
YaST is a really powerful tool for a user or sysadmin
Take snaps of your system so you can rollback to a previous state
Tumbleweed version for rolling release, Leap for stability
Choose a DE from install prompt rather than downloading a different .iso flavor like Ubuntu, also you can install multiple DEs and choose a different one every time you log in
>>52045481
best grill
>>52045758
>Software center is easiest installer in all of linux
that's a funny way to spell aptitude
>>52045798
haven't heard of this before
>text based UI improvement to apt-get
>offers to autoremove dependencies on uninstall
Thank you sir, I will be using this feature in the future.
However, for someone who does not or cannot use the command line, Ubuntu Software Center is still the easiest way for said person to add and remove software. And before you say that said person should just learn to use CLI, I would disagree with that. More noobs using Linux is a great thing. People who want free software and a fast OS shouldn't have to memorize a book of terminal commands, and I'm glad to see distros like Mint and ElementaryOS taking off.
>>52046072
>for someone who does not or cannot use the command line
pff
it's easy as shit man
>find out about program x that does a bunch of cool shit
>go to search in on the net to download
>hang on a minute
>I wonder if..
>open terminal
>sudo aptitude install x
>program is downloaded with all dependencies at compatible versions
it's like some fucking voodoo magic man
plus ubuntu software whatever's UI is fugly
there isn't one.
