I've been on the lookout for a nice looking but good distro and it would be great if you give some good recommendations.
Which distro should i use?
Liam Mitchell
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Josiah Edwards
GENTOO
Michael Lewis
Gentoo
Solus is nice as well.
Colton Mitchell
Gentoo or Arch if you have experience with Linux
Debian or Mint if you never used Linux in your life
Liam Barnes
Sabayon, aka Gentoo without the autism
Carter Murphy
Antergos, of course.
Benjamin Harris
Literally any distro that's tailored towards general use. As long as it isn't Kali or some other pentesting OS, or an OS for firewalls and such, it should work just fine.
Ubuntu and it's variants, Mint
Antergos, Solus, AntiX
Arch, Gentoo, Slackware
Puppy, Porteus, MX Linux
Bentley Cox
You misspelled Exherbo.
Adam Russell
That all depends on the DE/WM, check the install gentoo page for ricing.
Austin Butler
It's Gentoo with MORE autism.
Jack Clark
How's Manjaro as a productivity distro? As in, studying and getting other shit done without much hassle and with decent stability?
Charles Allen
You will use shit distros and operating systems.. and eventually you will be so pissed of one day that you will leave computers forever, or switch to gentoo, if you want freedom. You really dont know computers and power of GNU/Linux without Gentoo. GENTOO OR FUCK OFF.
Charles Green
Antergos which is essentially the same but with less holding things back for testing has been good to me for that.
Landon Flores
www.doudoulinux.org
Ayden Price
Fedora.
Colton Perry
I have the same doubt as
I've been using Linux Mint XFCE for a couple of years and though I've been happy with it, I don't really like the direction it's going to (X apps, among other stuff)
I'd like to try Manjaro XFCE (or even Manjaro Deepin), as I like the idea or rolling releases and the AUR seems quite nice. Is it stable and good enough for a newcomer?
Asher Moore
Tiny Core.
Xavier Bell
Get the opening edition of manjaro
Thomas Sanchez
Baspingo
Jonathan Fisher
like i would install funtoo just to literally make puns like "i have funtoo with my os", even if it's a bit time-consuming
Carson Sanchez
Please Explain
Daniel Jackson
disregard him and get the i3 edition
Jaxson Williams
The AUR's is Arch's excuse for having empty repos.
Andrew Bailey
Shame on you Holla Forums
Cameron Campbell
You mean Funtoo? Binaries ain't Gentoo.
Josiah Walker
So if I want to use Qubes OS, and become a 1337 computer wizard, am I limited by the OS in any way?
If I do everything in my power to be untraceable and uncontaminate my profiles and packets n shieeet, will I be on fbi cia bane radar? Defcon 5 to 3?
Anthony Stewart
Disregard him and get the JWM edition
youtu.be
Caleb Baker
this
Carson Roberts
TempleOS
Parker Martinez
Debian: stability
Mint: convenience
Void: minimalism and control
Alpine: security
Subgraph: privacy
Tyler Mitchell
What's even the point of distros like Manjaro or Antergos? Why not just install ArchVoid?
Luis Roberts
AUR is also a security risk. If you can avoid then don't use it.
Isaiah Jackson
Fedora is the best if you're going with GNOME3. RPMFusion gives you bigger repos, and soon flatpak will close the rest of the gaps. However, I've tried installing KDE in Fedora and it got glitched out. IDK how to fix that.
Arch or Manjaro is best for KDE. And maybe Suse.
Andrew Morgan
Well, I finally switched from Linux Mint XFCE 17.3 to Manjaro XFCE. Everything working fine so far.