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>>874686 (OP)

Pretty good distro but I would recommend Kubuntu or KDE Neon instead since GNOME is a nightmare out of the box

>It's another "Look at my special snowflake version of Linux!" thread

We really need to move all these generic distro discussions to its own thread

>>874688

It's not a distro from 2 guys on /tech/ or /g/ it's a distro made by a company so I was curious how it stacked up to established distros.

>>874699

Its 99% a no effort shitty fork just like every custom OS

>>874687

Just use Ubuntu, faggot.

>>874686 (OP)

Use Devuan. It's easy as hell and they just released 1.0 of Debian Stable.

>look mom another distro thread

>>874734

Devuan's repos contain tons of packages that will install systemd components and brick your system. Besides, SysV is easy to venerable to exploits, Devuan's website even says so.

>>874738

Fuck. I meant SysV is venerable to exploits

>>874739

>>874738

This is why you don't phonepost.

>>874739

>Fuck. I meant SysV is venerable to exploits

no, you meant SysV is vulnerable to exploits

>>874736

crab

>>874686 (OP)

If you're going to use a repackaged Ubuntu, then >>874687 is more or less right, though I'm not a fan of KDE. It's not clear to me what's so special about Pop! (or many of the other distros, tbh), so perhaps I'm just a scrooge on the issue. bah humbug

>>874739

Very venerabre masfter fSysfvee.

Is there a single distro that handles Multi monitor stuff well? I have mostly used debian and ubuntu and they are pretty bad if you have Really high dpi displays paired with normal ones. Mac os seems to be pretty good about it but I don't like any of apples computers.

>>874738

>Devuan's repos contain tons of packages that will install systemd components and brick your system.

It has a systemd shim for applications which "require" systemd, and has libsystemd for compatibility if you install stuff that "needs" systemd, but you can do a base install which doesn't instally that garbage and then build up a nice debloated system.

>>874687

Not trying to be abrasive, but what is the point of these Ubuntu flavors like Kubuntu? Can't you just install KDE on regular Ubuntu? Is it to save disk space by not installing Gnome in the first place?

>>874782

gentoo with a/xrandr

>>874958

For the "out of the box" experience. They are targeted at newbies.

>>874734

>still hating systemd

>current year

Get on the Wayland hate-train with the rest of us, anon.

>>874688

You're in the wrong place nigger

>>875321

>not hating the Linux kernel and GNU userland entire

Get on my level.

No in this thread will ever understand the comfy feels of OpenBSD rc.d

>>875372

This, use OSX. It's a superior platform for programming work.

Guys, did you see this Nova OS? It is a fork of Ubuntu by the Cuban government.

>>874976

You're retarded, let me explain why

KDE Neon is a lot less user friendly than Kubuntu, it installs less GUIs.

The main selling point of KDE Neon is that it has the most up to date version of KDE out there, beating out Arch by a couple of days. It's also extremely stable, unlike Arch

>>875456

Found the iSheep

>>874686 (OP)

just install gentoo