What's your favourite GNU distro? Mine is fedora and it's

macOS Sierra

>>57184249
this

>>57184249
that's not a distro

>>57184249
Is this the new Install Gentoo?

>>57184226
Xubuntu LTS

>>57184291
xde is for slow cpus. it's not a comfy DE

>>57184226
I like Debian because the way I set it up is nice, Linux Libre 4.8.2 kernel, all the latest self compiled stuff like GTK3.22 and QT5.7 along with SysVinit and Wayland running the latest KDE desktop, fast and honestly I wouldn't trade it for the world, I don't even use a package manager I just have everything compiled myself, it honestly feels incredible

>>57184226
Trisquel because I love freedom

>>57184856
u also love 3dpd...

>>57184861
?

>>57184866
Not him but it means 3d pig disgusting. He is basically saying that you like 3D women which he thinks are disgusting.

>>57184226
hannah montana linux, because I'm a belieber

>>57184881
I know but I wonder why he keeps telling me that

>>57184890
because u need to go back to the good wall nerd

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>>57184896

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>>57184916

>>57184929
every time I post that it gets deleted shortly

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>>57184888
>hannah montana linux
>I google it
>It's actually real

>>57184226
Ubuntu 16.04 LTS

>>57184249
>Mac OS
>GNU

>>57184993
macOS is a better UNIX than linux

Antergos for everyday use, Debian for server.

>>57184226
Does Fedora feel like enterprise quality software?

>>57184996
What does that have to do with Mac OS having almost no (any?) GNU software in it?

>>57184841
if you spend the time compiling everything why don't you use Gentoo? I'm sure it would be a better and more seamless way to do that.

>>57185013
you're falling for the b8, stop.

>>57185031
>facts are b8
ok

>>57185019
because the install process for gentoo is fucking terrible, that's not the case for debian netinstall

>>57185145
It's really not difficult. If you give yourself an hour or two you can get it done, just copy and paste commands

Justin Bieber Linux is pretty dope.

>>57185004
Definitely the most polished experience of gnome oob

>>57184226
>GNU

haha, retard.

>>57187413
nah

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SweetOS

been trying out like every distro but fedora seems like its the only one which works great.
comfy as fuck

>>57184226

>I love the latest Gnome.
Has Gnome stopped being total fucking garbage yet?

>>57184226
Is it pronounced gnome or G-nome(genome)

using fedora 25 beta right now.

GNOME 3.22 + Wayland + BTRFS

It's like I'm living in the future.

>>57190522
How stable is the beta?

>>57188829
Gnome, dumbass.

>>57190564
Very stable for me.

>>57190572
Thought so, thanks dickhead.

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>>57184226

>fedora
>gnome
>i love

>>57184956
>being this new

>>57184226
Has anyone had experience with Qubes? The premise sounds intriguing, but also sounds like something that if you run into problems could be hard to unfuck.

Been on Fedora for years now, bouncing around a few DEs, settled on Mate. I might take another crack at Gnome though sometime, a fair few people seem to be saying it's improved of late.

I personally use Arch everywhere,

Antergos + KDE

>>57185145
>what is funtoo

Lads, I can't decide, Debian or Fedora for desktop (VM)? I'm new to Linux, but don't suggest Ubuntu, I tried it and didn't like it.

>>57191390
Kubuntu

>>57191390
Well since you're new: Debian, then switch to Arch in two months, then switch to Gentoo in another two months, then switch to Ubuntu six months later

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Ubuntu with Unity.

>inb4 enjoy botnet.

I used to distro hop a lot, but I settled at Ubuntu Gnome because it's stable for my laptop. I use my laptop daily so I can't afford for it to crash, otherwise I'd mess around with Arch

>>57191414
I shall begin this quest.

>>57191390
If you don't like Ubuntu, I'm not sure what difference using Debian will make for most people (assuming you aren't confusing distro for desktop environment). After far too many years distro-hopping, the chief differences seem to be:

1. DE - which you can change easily, so default DE really only matters if you're incredibly lazy. Entry level concern only.
2. package manager (probably the big one for me, I prefer yum/DNF to apt)
3. installer. Some are pain-free and flexible, others are stuck feeling 15 years out of date.
4. life-expectancy. Unless you have a good reason not to, avoid derivatives of derivatives; Ubuntu-based distros are the worst offender here. There's always hoards of them popping up and then disappearing. Stick with distros that have a proven record of not disappearing after a year or two of updates.
5. community/documentation. It'll save you a lot of hassle when you inevitably need to debug something. Often a continuation of point 4. A lot of documentation is the same for all distros though. e.g. I use Fedora, but most of the Arch wiki is still relevant info.
6. stability - not the crippling issue it once was now in most distros. Avoid alpha releases and you'll probably be fine.

There's other shit like ethos, but to the end user that's mostly irrelevant.