Which linux os is the best ?

depends on what you want to accomplish

>>726834536
I wana hack your microwave.

Xubuntu

And extra light puppy !

Raspberry Pi

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Kimmy says OpenSuse.

If you're new to this and want to try one, then use LinuxMint. But as far as the "best" distro, I'll say Debian.

Kali. Obviously

ogaboogabuntu mate seems comfy to me

Windows 10 after you try Linux and realise it's just ok

>>726835380
But i'ts so buggy >.<

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>>726834536

Debian for general usage and servers.

Ubuntu if you are new and you're learning.

Gentoo for if you're building some super optimized embedded device.

>>726835472
Would you recomend Ubuntu over Mint for new users? Serious question. Haven't use Ubuntu in years

>>726834536
Kali and Ubuntu

>>726835633
Run mint. Ubuntu blows.

Xubuntu because it looks like elementary OS before they fucked up gui in freya/loki

>>726834536
Kali DUMB FUCK

>>726834536

an hero

>>726835923
I think Plasma 5 looks really good. I don't think you need an elementary OS typ of GUI

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>>726835472

I personally haven't used Ubuntu on my machine in a long time after I switched to Debian. That said, we use ubuntu at work as our "default" distro for everything because its a stable release and you can generally google your way out of most problems.

I've never used mint so I can't really comment on it.

>>726834536
Slackware

>>726835380
Good advice for the retards.

>>726834536
Archlinux

I can't believe nobody has said Solus yet

>>726836483
>dat shitty material design
well, technically... nah

>>726835472
>Gentoo
>Embedded
No, use buildroot for embedded.

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>nobody said Trisquel

>>726834675
Ubuntu/ debian minimal. Mate on top. I use only 180 mb of ram of my 10 gigs idle. That too because so e python scripts running in the background.

test

>>726835633
mint

Zorin

Visit this gem:
https://distrowatch.com/

Arch Linux
Or Manjaro if you like to take the easy route

>>726834536
Install Gentoo

>>726838548
Why not architect? Easiest way to install pure arch

Depend of the PC, for exemple:
NewLaptop - Debian, Fedora, OpenSuse, Ubuntu or Mint.
2 Years old Laptop - Debian, Fedora, Xubuntu.
New Netbook - same as Newlaptop
Old Netbook - Lubuntu and Puppy Linux
Servers: Debian, Gentoo or Fedora.

Its important that you test all distros, its funny and educational

>>726834982
I wuv her

>>726835380
your life must suck

>>726834536
Gentoo

>>726835472
There are bot buttons to enter the other variables on that ATM and solving for x yields an expression...

Help. I deleted all my partitions or something. Windows wouldn't boot. Tried installing Ubuntu. Error error error. Someone help. Can only run Ubuntu Live

Linux suxxx.... If you need real OS... Une Openbsd.

>>726839541
We need more infor to help you. "or something" culd be anithing!

>>726839541
try this
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Boot-Repair

>>726839652
good one

Slackware and Fedora

>>726839541
Delete system 32

...oh wait, you already did, it should work now.

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>>726838840
me too
wish I had a chill hottie wifey that into tech linux and guns

>>726839541
did u remember a "grub error" or similar?

>>726839970
Tits?

In my opinion, Arch (I run it with xfce) it's really nice when everything is setup!

>>726839870
The must for security networtking... And FreeBSD for server and desktop

>>726839652
>Une
Apparently the keyboard doesn't into spelling in Openbsd.

>>726840053
Hes new, Arch have a lot of problem on hw recognition and drivers

>>726840167
Yup sry dvorak kbd.

>>726840183
You're right.
If he's really new and just switching from Windows I would probably recommend Ubuntu with Gnome or xfce, or anything but Unity.

>>726840535
I disagree. Go with a distro that takes a lot of manual set up. Arch or slackware imo. That way you actually learn how it works. My first distro was slackware and it was definitely a learning experience

If you realy want use Linux try debian or arch.

>>726840676
My first was Arch, learning curve for sure. As you said

>>726839970
Hi Kimmy.
Muh lady.

>>726840676
Agree same thing for debian.

>>726840383
> omg everything mainstream is shit

>>726839970
Is it just me or is Kimmers getting hotter every time I see her.

>>726841112
Not realy mainstream....

>>726840676
some people don't care how it works
just want a system that easy and works good

>>726835923
Yup, I agree. Or try cinnamon, it's also a pretty decent GUI.

>>726834536
Windows 10 clearly...

>>726841316
This is basically like saying "I don't care about my privacy because I got nothing to hide" in a way but I still understand. As I said, Ubuntu with Gnome or xfce is probably the best choice for a full beginner.

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>>726834536
Xubuntu. Use it for 7 years now, after another 10 years of Slackware.

>>726841316
Use osx so....

>>726834982
props for open suse
easy to use and configure, solid, good software availability, stable
download opensuse leap

any plasma users? post yo clipper actions. mine:
1. regrex : .*@.*\..*
action: thunderbird "mailto:%s"

2. no regrex (maches all)
action: /home/kuba/sh/cmd2xmessage.sh %s
action: echo "%s ;$(kdialog --inputbox "type tags")" >> ~/"b31ing t|-|3 p1r@t3 15 fr33"

cmd2xmessage.sh :
#desigend to use with kde::klipper done by 813
_var="$1" ;
(echo "$1"| eval $(kdialog --inputbox "type comand, _var = clipboard") 2> ~/.clperr.txt ;) > ~/.c2xres.txt ;
xmessage -file ~/.c2xres.txt ;

if (($(cat ~/.clperr.txt | wc -c) >= 1 ));
then xmessage -file ~/.clperr.txt ;
fi

>>726836182
>>726836364
good taste
>>726837614
>Trisquel
that's because if you're going to go full sperg on the free software thing you're probably autistic enough to just go with parabola

>>726841316
If you're using Linux and you have no understanding of what happens behind the scenes, it's going to be a nightmare for you when something inevitably breaks. Because in Linux, something will go wrong and you have to learn how to fix it.

>>726841571
Fuck apple. System is shit and proprietary as fuck.

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Unix for real users..... Linux for kidies....

>>726841693
>Last release: 2010
As long as you do nothing but boring server shit in the basement of an insurance company. Have a nice life...

>>726841682
Hummm not realy osx is based on Unix kernel but OK closed os as fuck.

>>726841661
tell that to my grandma
she be using linux for 4 years
doesn't even know it
if you wanna learn and tinker fine
but get a decent stable linux if you wanna just do work and get shit done.

Fedora

>>726841945
I say Unix not tru64..... Pic not related.

>>726841969
Anything Apple related is not worth the money, it's locked down and the user doesn't get freedom of the device.

>>726841969
The user space sucks.

>>726842167
this.... fuck apple

>>726842138
No, you didn't. You said "(The) Unix for real user...", implying you mean the old fart your picture shows, not "Unix is for real users".

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>>726839541
Me again.. Error error error

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>>726839541
Me again. Error error error error error

chromeos ftw

>>726839848
Check my screenshots

>>726842502
Just buy a new computer.

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>>726842463
Me.

OK OK you need powerful os and win look like desktop i Have The Deal..... Solaris 11 with The best file system.. Zfs

>>726842579
Lol. Yeah i think HDD is bad. But i can boot Ubuntu live. Linux-1 Windows-0?

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>>726841163
she way hotter
wish she do some fresh nudes for us

>>726842616
Hoooo agree ZFS rock hard.

>>726842728
You're typing o an QWERTY-keyboard, that implies you're from the US. That means you're rich as fuck and you can easily afford a new computer. Just go to your next hardware super store, i heard they're open 24/7 at your place.

>>726842616
>ZFS
Works only on computers with ECC memory and at least 32 gigs of it.

>>726842996
In Poland we use qwert too, we are not rich :P

>>726843115
Nope 8 gig is OK for home use.

>>726843294
The rest of the layout is not polish. It's US-Int. You're from the US. And you are a lier.

>>726843294
Not rich but very Nice ladys....

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>>726843570

>>726843722
Wth i'm so hot and horny

>>726841647
just joking ;_;

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Now look at this guide that i just found

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>>726845388
thats the old version of this

>>726845634
thx

>>726834536
The Windows one

>>726835380
This. The ONLY version of Linux remotely worth using is Linux Mint only because it closely resembles Windows and isn't bad because it comes with a bunch of software installed already.

But good luck trying to be productive on Linux when something comes up outside of the UI. You basically NEED to constantly look up "how do I do this" on google and then paste some 10 line shell script into the terminal and hope it works without breaking things in unforeseen ways.