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 No.13899

hello i've been messing around with Arch and Debian on a vm for a while now but today I want to make my big change from windows today, i'm wondering which one would you guys would think be the better choice to make and not regretting it later on in the future, also i've tried gentoo and I personally don't think i'm ready for it but I might give it another chance in the future, sorry about my spelling eras.

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 No.13901

gentoo

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 No.13903

I would use Arch, Debian is just so out of date.

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 No.13907

>>13903

Debian also has a rolling version. But it seems to lack the simplicity of arch.

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 No.13911

Arch has better documentation, better support for compiling from source, typically less bloated and runs better.

But biggest difference is the Arch repository which makes installing Linux software much easier.

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