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i've been using ubuntu for a while now and i dont like a lot of things about it, but i do like the apt-get, it works pretty nice and it just werks.
hence, i wanna go to another debian based system
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>>57672866
Debian is not botnet. You should keep using Ubuntu/Mint until your less of a noob.
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>>57673082
yeah i want to learn more and then move on to arch sooner or later
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>>57673082
Why not Arch instead tho
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>>57673089
Do whatever you want, Arch is more troublesome from what i hear.
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>>57673114
I call it CanterburyOS for this very reason desu, wish it would just die off
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>>57673089
I've heard packages for stuff arent as good, and its more things you have to do by yourself, not like debian that everything is precompiled pretty much
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>>57672866
>systemd
Yes. Try Devuan, Slackware, PCLinuxOS, or Gentoo.
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>>57673474
>systemd is bad meme
un-init this post
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>>57674259
Fuck off lennart
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>>57673232
Underrated.
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>>57673305
AUR is GOAT
>>57673089
so it senpai
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>>57674982
>so it
fuck me, meant: *do it
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>>57672866
the fucking installer for testing is a botnet. it doesn't let you complete the installation for debian testing unless you have internet. debian stable is still safe...for now
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>>57672866
>debian
>another debian based system
U wot m9
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>>57675254
>54 ▶
uh, yeah i kinda didnt rly know how to word it :(
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>>57675418
Btw, just to reply something relevant, Debian is a very nice os, using it myself as well.
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Debian is good they should just make it easier to include non-free firmware in the installer. They have images with non-free firmware for stable but not testing. Pain in the ass if you have a Wifi or Ethernet card that needs drivers.
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