best linux distro and why, post your arguments

ubuntu 9.04 because it's fun

GNU/Windows 10
It has games.

Void because I'm a hipster piece of shit

whichever one works for you. no need to argue about what you use to do your work.

For desktops? OpenSUSE.

>YaST
>Snapper
>Kiwi
>Delta RPM by default
>Xgl
>KDE tweaks that actually works (Kmail, Kmozillahelper, autoYaST etc)

OpenSUSE is, in my opinion "the" distro for desktop, mostly because of YaST.

You may be thinking
>"Okay, where are my packages? I bet 3rd party softwares like Visual Studio code or Powershell won't work"
Luckily however OpenSUSE, like all other distros, support FUSE (Linux) that enables it to utilize appimages (cross-distro compatible portable Linux apps).

>>57800063
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>>57800063
This.

I like Mint because it already comes with almost all of my preferred applications preinstalled.
And it saves me a lot of headache because everything just works from the start and I don't to waste my time configuring shit.

>>57800224
> current year
> pretending mint is a real linux distro

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>>57799963
Gnu/Gentoo and Gnu/Funtoo because these are only distros in which you have a choice of program version and still have package manager.

gentoo, of course

>>57800233
It is

>>57800137
u forget
> KDE 4.8 LTS
wich is the best version of kde

>>57800483
*5.8

Arch
>zero bloat
>customisable
>Amazing wiki
>good community
>aur
Laterally the most stable distro I've used

TempleOS is superior to all (((Linux))) distributions

>post arguments
>>57800610
Average /g/

>>57800583
>nvidia drivers

>>57800622

checked and praise kek

>>57800675
Never had any problems using arch and gt745m

>>57800137
Came here to post this. Only been using it for a couple of weeks but I'm impressed, think I can finally stop hopping.

I remember the first Linux I ever used, back in 2002 / 2003, was SuSE Professional or whatever it was called, I actually got a boxed version with cute printed manuals and stuff. I remember sitting there learning ruby 1.something on it, good times. Wish I'd kept the discs.

>>57800787

people tend to have a shit ton of issues installing nvidia's proprietary drivers.

>>57800835
>proprietary
Well there is your problem
Why would you want those?

Windows 10 :^)

>>57800849
programs like hashcat require updated nvidia drivers, and the open-source nvidia drivers that are defaulted are out of date

>>57800137
is openpepe good for gaming?

>>57800958
u can install nvidia driver and steam like ubuntu

Debian
>stable as a rock
>choice whether you want a stable/proven distro for server or testing or unstable for bleeding edge
>has a security team which does regular updates
>memes aside, apt is powerful
>developed by people who have organized themselves into a company with team leaders, a hierarchy and quality control
>most packages in the repository out of any distro
>if software isn't in the repos, chances are there's a .deb of it

>>57801552
>Debian
>>stable
STUPID MEME

>>57800901
And there is no Foss alternative for hashcat that doesn't need those?

>>57800583
Hail aur

>>57800259
honestly this

>>57801801
yep. and any other one is usually garbo & poorly written

>>57803108
Well, that sucks.

Lubuntu

Ubuntu 16.04 because it's what I use

Also because it just werks, can literally google the vaguest of issues when I have them and get an answer as the first result, unity honestly doesn't even look that bad with a few tweaks

oh yeah I don't have the time to sperg out mapping every little bit as I'm not neet

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xubuntu
>noob friendly
>xfce masterrace
>no bloat
>just werks

also linus approves

Anyone try Steam OS distro?

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>>57799963
openSUSE
+KDE works
+-Installation wizard
+Yast for GUI system configuration
+Snapper for rolling back updates
+software.opensuse.org for missing packages
+Tumbleweed for stable rolling release

-where is apt-get autoremove equivalent?
-no amdgpu-pro
-getting propr. media playback to work is a pain in the butt

>>57803748
Agreed. It's a very well constructed distro that even your grandmother can work with, as long as you're okay with sacrificing some freedums.

>>57799963
what did Bart mean by this?

>>57800063
>he's right

Alternatively -- 'Your distro'

Fedora

It's the one I'm using.