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What distro do you use?

What distro do you use?

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V_Angel29
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06-27-2023, 12:16 AM
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Many people using Manjaro KDE feel isolated here. At first I was nervous about Arch, but once I tried Ayr, I couldn't resist. In certain scenarios, installing apps manually from GitHub feels simpler, which helps offset the learning curve. Ubuntu is straightforward at the start but becomes more challenging with niche software. Manjaro is beginner-friendly, and as you get used to its package manager, it becomes increasingly manageable. This is my personal perspective.
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V_Angel29
06-27-2023, 12:16 AM #21

Many people using Manjaro KDE feel isolated here. At first I was nervous about Arch, but once I tried Ayr, I couldn't resist. In certain scenarios, installing apps manually from GitHub feels simpler, which helps offset the learning curve. Ubuntu is straightforward at the start but becomes more challenging with niche software. Manjaro is beginner-friendly, and as you get used to its package manager, it becomes increasingly manageable. This is my personal perspective.

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MLGKING_03
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06-30-2023, 01:05 AM
#22
I think cinnamon works well—it offers a good balance without being too much. But I enjoy feeling a bit challenged, so I’m using KDE.
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MLGKING_03
06-30-2023, 01:05 AM #22

I think cinnamon works well—it offers a good balance without being too much. But I enjoy feeling a bit challenged, so I’m using KDE.

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mp2002
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07-07-2023, 02:17 PM
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mp2002
07-07-2023, 02:17 PM #23

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Seifie_plays
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07-14-2023, 05:12 PM
#24
FreeBSD is a unique take on Unix—simple, consistent, and built by a focused team. It stands out for its stability, speed, and commitment to technical excellence without chasing fleeting trends. Unlike Linux, it maintains a unified vision across all layers, from the kernel to the desktop environment. While some may find it distant from modern Linux culture, its design prioritizes reliability and clarity. For those seeking a pure Unix experience, FreeBSD offers a compelling alternative.
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Seifie_plays
07-14-2023, 05:12 PM #24

FreeBSD is a unique take on Unix—simple, consistent, and built by a focused team. It stands out for its stability, speed, and commitment to technical excellence without chasing fleeting trends. Unlike Linux, it maintains a unified vision across all layers, from the kernel to the desktop environment. While some may find it distant from modern Linux culture, its design prioritizes reliability and clarity. For those seeking a pure Unix experience, FreeBSD offers a compelling alternative.

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Montykins
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07-14-2023, 05:24 PM
#25
I believe the next time I'll switch will be to Gentoo—it feels similar to Arch and offers much more customization options.
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Montykins
07-14-2023, 05:24 PM #25

I believe the next time I'll switch will be to Gentoo—it feels similar to Arch and offers much more customization options.

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