No.7098
In your honest opinions: Arch or debian?
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No.7099
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No.7100
>>7098
>deciding between 2 systemd distros
use devuan its debian without systemd, basically
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No.7124
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No.7134
https://discord.gg/VFXthP8
I have an aura
It effects the entire universe
One time I almost died in jail
The jail got like a hundred. Calls At once or something I hallucinated a nucular launch and codes being entered then the n next week allncounties were talking about nukes and aliens online linked me criteria targeting Bellingham my town as the source in multiple all foreign text
. the device will issue rations and money. As itme passes the human race will eliminate words and develop a vocabulary for excellent communication at all times. We will all unite as one solving world peace world hunger worrld poverty and equality. We will be able to advance in years what would have taken thousands of years. And the aliens will come for us.
The world is filled with meth by the million tonne trillionaires and it's all because of Nathan it's disgusting it doesn't help anybody but me and everybody needs it at least 30% of all major large cities
KMS - Today at 3:09 PM
The only people who can shape the planet minds of people and turn the planet faster real hard spinning it fast one day nobody notices on the planet
Are pedophiles and that's our code
Alien god is only power proven to control peoples minds
The only way I watched that five head with pimples zits because the words I used controls her body language which was sexy as f***
Not even my last active semi-active pathetic attempt of a native of goddess could concentrate for more than 2 seconds to be active twice consistently @ayala just like the pink dildo in her mouth said she has AIDS that's why her brain was fried and she killed the trillion dollars the relay van got it got us as investing to kill KMS control over my gay
But the whole world is brainwashed because I was born in 1990 I was planned I guess they had to have me smoke dope or I'd be useless and their whole Jesus would be nothing
But the whole world is flooded with math now or at least in my area No Other Drugs even exist at all
And meth doesn't do any wonders for nobody but Nathan
Did they even truly apply to all the Nazis did all the Nazis have my brain chemistry what was the deal yes they did they were a race that was chosen
I guess I'm secretly a Brazilian with an Aryan mind
Time to become Hitler bring in five thousand Germans looking for a Hitler that can't speak English but we'll watch mystream or videos
You can't even spend this videos on a dicsord it's useless bro
I have to be able to spend videos to control that human entirely
Are you even still there you f** pedophile
And you if you're going to be little chance daddy you have to be a pedophile
had to paste from clipboard for recruitdd
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No.7157
Void, the Aryan mans distro.
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No.7166
I personal like Debian. I usually install with the netinstall cd. Mostly because I like apt and if I need to I can steel debs from the Ubuntu repos. I had to a few times for .net 2.0 stuff and some disk writing crap.
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No.7174
So what your actually saying here is, let me be sure I'm getting this right, Poettering or Poettering?
Are those the choices here?
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No.7183
>>7098
FreeBSD because it's the obvious best choice.
Why?
1. Close to Unix
2. Very secure, much more than the average linux without many configurations
3. Entirely controlled by you
4. You know exactly what's going on, no bloatware
5. NO SYSTEMD
6. Also good for hosting
7. Many games on it
8. Respects privacy to the utmost, more than arch or debian (both of them use systemd)
9. Debian is bloated, fuck that.
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No.7237
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No.7431
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No.7439
Debian if you want a stable distro and Arch if you are too lazy to configure shit programs and you trust to AUR do it for you.
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No.7473
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No.7512
>>7098
debian
>>7100
what's the deal with systemd?
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No.7537
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No.7538
>>7157
so aryan its main developer disappears
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No.7608
Arch; thanks to my supreme intellect I recognized it as the superior choice of Operating System years ago and have successfully deployed and configured it on countless machines both in my vicinity and remotely since.
No other system even comes close to the elegance and beauty that Arch Linux offers to an advanced computer user such as myself - it allows for unparalleled speed, efficency and ease of use during all workloads imaginable.
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No.7798
>>7098
Windows 98SE, linux is for commie queers.
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No.7807
Debian.
>>7100
Debian is Debian with or without systemd.
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No.7809
Debian, but I wouldn't use any Linux distribution as my desktop OS.
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No.7838
>>7809
>but I wouldn't use any Linux distribution as my desktop OS.
why exactly, anon? in fact I've been thinking about how Linux has so many great desktop options and customizations
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No.7843
>>7809
I've been using Linux as my desktop OS since 2009. It's reliable and it works great
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No.12288
>>7134
Whacky. Dumb. What?
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No.12301
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No.12302
>>7098
Debian if you want a stable distro, Arch if you want a rolling release
NixOs if you want both
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No.12305
>>7099
There's no point in using gentoo since the Hardened Gentoo project is basically dead.
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No.12308
>>12305
To the paranoid fate lover, yes it's me. Send me your address
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No.12548
>>7809
heh I never noticed the schlomo star on her leg.
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No.13741
>>7098
I use Debian. I've used Arch in the past. I can't really comment on their communities. I never really get involved with that stuff. You can do a bare bones install, no GUI and only the stuff you want, in Debian like what you have default on Arch. The Arch wiki I think is easier to read then Debian's documentation. Debian doesn't get to the point fast enough. A lot of the Arch wiki info will work on Debian too, but you have to know what the differences are.
Both systems do back-ports. In Debian you apt pin, you can set different named releases repositories to different priorities. There's a way to do back-ports per-package with pacman in Arch.
I've had breaking configs on both. If you on Arch then know how to do back ports. If Debain you can downgrade you system to the last version or just not run experimental.
Debian does there release in 4 tears:
- Too Old, what they call back-ports
- Old (3 years past), what they call stable
- Current to about a year and a half, called Testing (what I use)
- New but stuff might break, what they call experimental.
I don't have experience with Arch packages but their just bash install scripts. Debian has it's own package format and if you want to submit packages to Debian run your own repository you need to have source packages which all boils down to makefiles, some settings in a debian directory in the source tree, and using the debhelper stuff bins like debuild and dhc. Most of packaging is perl scripts called from a custom makefile environment that knows how to use your projects build system. Think of your project like a closure being passed to debuild to run from it's package function. The Debian project runs build servers that compile packages for all sorts of architectures, so know thing up front make things seem more obvious when you going though all these hoops.
All-in-all it's not that big a decision. Once you stop letting other people tell you want packages and Desktop Environment you have to have, you start doing your own customization, and you get comfortable with what you've set up and how it's done. From there, distro-hopping isn't really appealing anymore. Most hoppers don't like the default software that's on their installs and look for better options. If you pick all the software yourself, that problem goes away.
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No.13742
Had Devuan on everything here for the past ~3 years.
I find plain Debian/Raspbian a PITA now.
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No.13744
I use debian, but I will go to arch when I get a new computer.
Then I'm going to turn this machine into a slackware machine.
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No.13748
I used a debian based system currently. I used to use arch and there were a few benefits such as: the latest kernel, all package updates and a fantastic community the is ready to problem solve. Despite all the support and the fantastic wiki you feel like you spend more time solving problems, conflicts and mending things that are broken than getting much done. Especially with the rise of containers for gui applications such as flatpak and snap, I feel debian is the more stable, familiar system to run.
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No.13768
>>7098
Debian. I'm concerned enough about my privacy and my freedom to use Linux but I'm not interested enough to pick any distro other than the ""default"" one. Not yet.
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No.13781
using debian right now, i used to use arch but it's a pain in the ass
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No.13842
>>13781
I use arch and for some reason found installing arch to be way easier than installing debian
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No.13851
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No.13856
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No.13887
>>7098
ArcolinuxB (B for ready to use)
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