Linux users! What distros are you guys currently on?

PCLinuxOS with Lumina Desktop

>>58558182

Devuan with fluxbox.

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Linux mint with MATE desktop.

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mint forest represent

Stali with dwm

Mint with Cinnamon

>>58558182
windows 10

>>58558182
>ubuntu 14.04
>dist-upgrade
>800Mo
>fuck it, ctrl-c
>apt-get update && upgrade
>log out X session
>"ubuntu 16.04" home screen
>what the fuck
>reboot
>kernel panic
I don't know right now desu

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>>58558313
>tfw mint users have to prove their distro isn't an insecure piece of shit

Debian with Hemorrhoids

>>58558343

Here, have a (You). Now GTFO.

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>>58558182
openSUSE leap 42.2 with plasma desktop.

>>58558245
>pclinuxos
radical.

Manjaro LXDE

>>58558373
how is opensuse doing? Tried it back in 05-06 but wasnt convinced. Mayby I'll give it a try ...

>>58558345
When booting you should choose older kernel in Grub screen.
>>58558182
Gentoo

>>58558182
Slackware

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>>58558345
>ctrl-c in the middle of a fucking dist-upgrade
>surprised when it kernel panics

Right in the ARCH PELAGO bordering the XFCE OCEAN.

And it's got a beautiful view. And is incredibly efficient at getting my job done.

>>58558397
nah I know it's my fault but it didn't even begin, it was just prompting "800mb to be downloaded Y/n" so yeah I'm kinda surprised

>>58558393
>When booting you should choose older kernel in Grub screen.
it still panics

tells me it doesn't find init and kernel panics in both cases

imma try a boot from USB, downloading 16.04 from windows right now

>>58558449
The mistake was using 16.04 in the first place. Most unstable distro I've ever used. Any 16.04 base has been fine for me but 16.04 has always shit itself and died like what you're describing.

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>>58558384
well the first version of leap was somewhat shitty, but they cleaned up their act pretty much with 42.2. No big issues so far, only kmail sometimes refuses to go online due to a bug.

>>58558449
>16.04
Either go 16.10 or stay at 14.04/14.10.
Completely ignore 15 as well because that shit is broken beyond repair.

>>58558477
but I didn't
I aborted the dist-upgrade and shit

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Debian Sid with i3.

>>58558504
Oh right, you upgraded from 14.04 to 16.04?

Well either way, probably best to use a derivative like Xubuntu or Kubuntu or whatever instead of just regular 16.04 if you reinstall.

>>58558520
how is xubuntu or kubuntu a derivative, I use i3 anyway

debian sid with xfce and openrc.

Also with self-compiled 4.1LTS kernel because newer kernels cannot fuck up on this ancient laptop.

Fedora 24 with i3.

Going to wait a while before I consider f25 or otherwise.

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>>58558478
>tfw still using 13.2
>tfw security support just ended

>>58558182
gentoo

Sailfish OS 2.0.4.14

>>58558182
Proud CRUX user.

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I' lovin it

>>58558182
xubuntu/mate

Sabayon at the ready.

Arch + gnome

>>58558182
Gentoo

>>58558182
Running Antergos for about a year now. I really like it.

>>58559001
Do you use portage, and what gpu do you have?

>>58558343
Wrong thread.

Meme Hat

Debian Testing dual booted on a Chromebook. first time actually using Linux as a full time desktop OS, probably would use Manjaro though if it weren't for crouton only allowing Debian, Jewbuntu and fucking Kali

>>58558182
Windows 10

>>58559343
Windows 10 has Linux.

>>58558182
Solus and Windows 10 Pro Insider.

Arch Linux with Plasma 5

>>58559390
>Windows 10 has Linux
(You)

KDE Neon user here. Best KDE implementation I've used. It's pretty comfy.

>>58558182
Devuan mustardrace

Bunsen Labs

https://www.bunsenlabs.org/

>>58558182
im glad the Arch meme has died

>>58558182
Zorin

>>58558182
Ubuntu with GNOME. It just werk

>>58558182
Gentoo on my Laptop, Arch on my Desktop

>>58558345
just reinstall you damned frog.

Mint

Been using Antergos for over a year now and I haven't had any problems that people keep talking about when it comes to Arch or Antergos.

GNOME3 @ Ubuntu 16.04
I have VMs for many other distros though

>>58558182
Arch Linux with XFCE on desktop
Arch Linux ARM with dwm on laptop

>>58558397
I'll ctrl+z that bitch. Still fixed it.
>Tell me, Dave, is it cool with you.

I compile and use the linux kernel with busybox. The only way to work. No GUI bullshit. No GNU bullshit. Just pure Torvalds magic.

Does your system boot up in literally 1 second and take up less than 16MB RAM at startup?

>>58558182
dual boot,mint,kali.

>>58558296
>So close.
>not cinnamon
>at least you tried.jpg

>>58558900
RARE
A
R
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>>58558182
Manjaro with XFCE

Kali ^^

>>58558182
BunsenLabs Linux & Ubuntu w/ Cinnamon enviroment.

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Installing gentoo on the desktop right now, opensuse on the ThinkPad.

Ubuntu LTS on my home server and laptop after many years of CentOS and Fedora. Not totally satisfied, but I think the uniformity and wealth of packages are growing on me enough to stomach unity. Gnome was already on my last nerve so not much urge to go back.

Arch + i3

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Fedora

>>58561784
>tty
>separate computer for the handbook

Gentoo virgin detected.
You can install that shit from a livedvd with a terminal you don't have to use some minimal tty shit.

>>58558182
Ubuntu GNOME

am i the only korora guy on /g/

>>58560776
>>Does your system boot up in literally 1 second and take up less than 16MB RAM at startup?
No. But that might be because I have more than 16MB RAM.

>>58563261
Fuck off gook.

>>58563319
korora isnt gook moron its a hybrid fedora distro

>>58563336
It was a joke because korora sounds like korea.

Creator uses a SouthPark avatar and their releases are Fedora releases packaged as "Sheldon" and "Gurgle"

I mean hey thats cool if you want to associate yourself with weeaboos that want to fuck Sheldon from big bang theory but most people will just use Fedora.

Debian, Fedora and OpenSUSE are pretty much the big 3 for me if I absolutely need to use Linux

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>>58558313
Mint as well. Thoroughly enjoy it.

>>58558347
>mfw I just run it and don't give a fuzzy fuck what some faggot on the internet thinks about it, so I make no attempts to prove anything.

>>58558182
Arch
Openbox
dmenu
Yakuake

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Ubuntu + Cinnamon.

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The best distro of course

Installed KDE Neon last night. Liking it so far, was a good switch from Ubuntu Mate

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MemePad X220 say hello

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>>58558182
Linux Mint with Cinnamon. Love it.

Installed Slackware a few hours ago. Back to the roots after almost 15 years.

>>58558182
Solus

Debian with KDE

Solus.

Ubuntu 16.10 with Unity.

Unity is my favorite DE that I've tried.

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>>58558182
piplub GNU/Linux

Mint 18.1 cinnamon

Xubuntu

Whonix

Fedora

>>58563261
No, but I'm about to switch.
I can't watch video files, it freezes my computer.
Guess I'll give ubuntu gnome a try.
I really hate gnome but it's the only DE that works well with Hi-DPI

>>58562504
same

>>58558182
Slackware

Antergos on main laptop, Manjaro on desktop, Debian on server

>>58559811
what I did

how the fuck do you know I'm french

>>58558182
Arch on laptop
Gentoo on desktop
Debian on raspberry pi

Ubuntu GNOME 16.04. Yes, I'm one of the three people in the world who actually likes GNOME.
But it's giving me some annoying bugs on my laptop, like how if I leave Firefox open for more than a minute or two, the sound will stop working in every other program until I restart. Also, the Japanese IME just stopped working all of a sudden. This stuff still happens in Cinnamon, so it's not a GNOME thing. Would it happen in vanilla Ubuntu, do you think? I've been considering giving Unity a chance because of how much I like GNOME.

This thread is exactly whats wrong with Linux.

Arch i3

Arch and raspibian.

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Manjaro + i3 over here.

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Apricity, Arch based. Tired of it and its bullshit constantly fucking shitting itself and the bed every time on my persistent USB install. I might just overwrite Chrome OS with Apricity for stability, if it still shits itself fuck it oobontoo or Manjaro.

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>>58558182
Void.

btw your thread is garbage.

>>58558182
Arch + bspwm

>>58558505
How do you get the v4.9 kernel?

Plug for Devuan.
Fuck systemD

>>58558182
Mint with GNOME 3

I just installed arch as a n00b, and I'm wondering, is it just me, or has everything about how its organized changed drastically at some recent point? Almost everything I try to install fucks up at some point. It never just works. And the instructions, while thorough, often say things like "copy x file to your config directory, located here: <directory that doesn't exist on my system>" Then, after tons of trying a bunch of random tweaks I see online, I can get stuff to work, but I persistently get the feeling that I'm reverse-engineering the way archlinux used to be set up, and what most packages, git programs, tutorials etc refer to when giving instructions. Am I correct in thinking this? Or am I just inexperienced?

Debian Jessie w/ Gnome 3.

Currently using Debian Sid w/GNOME (Wayland) whilst I wait for Devuan to acquire GNOME 3.22.2 because I refuse to use xorg/xserver because of those HUGE security vulnerabilities.

I've tried several, but I keep going back to mint / cinnamon.

>>58558182
Darwin 16.3.0 with Finder 10.12.3 and Sierra 10.12.0

>>58558182
Ubuntu 16.04 with Awesome

>>58563457
>mfw I just run it and don't give a fuzzy fuck what some faggot on the internet thinks about it, so I make no attempts to prove anything.
>someone runs mac os
>kek! it's for faggots! t-thats the reason I don't use it!

Running mint xfce at the moment, was thinking of crossing into debian.
Any tips, differences etc?

This. I get this feeling all the time. I believe it was during the switch to systemd, but I'm not positive. All I can do is keep trying to understand why the changes I'm making are working.

>>58569963
Never even tried mac os. Have no clue what you're talking about. I was talking about Mint, and Mint alone. You off your meds or just not paying attention?

>>58569826
Wayland is still in a bad state, from a security standpoint it is generally advised to use OpenBSD/MacOS/Windows currently. I find it quite astounding that GNU/Linux has become known as a secure OS when the xserver vulnerabilities have been around for 10+ years.

>>58558182
Debian with OpenBox on my desktop and Xubuntu on my laptop because it just werks with EFI and MacOS is shitty.

Arch w/ gnome shell on desktop
Xubuntu on laptop
Headless debian on server

Debian 8 on my server, Ubuntu subsystem on my computer

>>58558182
guixsd

>>58560917
>Dual booting
>dual booting with kali
Give me a single reason why, bread head.

Ubuntu

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>>58558182

>>58558900
Ayyyyyyyy

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Elementary OS + DankPad T420

>>58558182
Arch on laptop because muh 2GB ram and most I do is over SSH
The servers run Ubuntu LTS

>>58558933
How is that zenbook? Does the fanless m3 model really perform as expected? Any build quality issues? It looks almost to good to be true for that price imo

>>58558182
Ubuntu 16. Thinking of trying out openSUSE, Manjaro and Solus once I get another HDD.

>>58569947
Muh nigga

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Debian + KDE on notebook, Mint Cinnamon on desktop (last booted 2 years ago..)

>>58558182
Antergos

Awful name and logo, but it's great

Memejaro KDE

>>58573214
>How is that zenbook? Does the fanless m3 model really perform as expected? Any build quality issues? It looks almost to good to be true for that price imo

It's pretty great. I don't know how it performs under W10 because I installed Linux on it the second I received it. Under Linux, the performance is fantastic. It doesn't get hot and the battery really does last for about 10 hours. If you're doing basic stuff like watching high resolution videos or playing old games on emulators, it does what it's supposed to. I can even hook it up to a 4k tv and it'll power both screens without issue. Apple isn't the only one who can take full advantage of the Core m3. I honestly think it's the best CPU for any laptop. Zero moving parts is the way to go.

There was an issue with the keys that manage screen brightness not working but a quick edit in a config file fixes that. You can find the solution on Google. The touchscreen is actually fantastic, I can use a stylus to draw stuff in Gimp, however this works well only under Wayland. Under X.org, the touchscreen is pretty inaccurate and a pain in the ass. The only issue that can't be fixed with a bit of configuration or using the right software is with the touchpad. Most of the time, it works fine but sometimes for some unknown reason it gets all wonky and the cursor decides to go where it please. I have no idea what triggers that but fortunately it only lasts for a few seconds before it behaves normally again. When I was shopping around for a new laptop, I was looking for something to replace my MBP. I didn't really like the direction Apple is going with their laptops so I decided to look for alternatives and found the Zenbook Flip(the fanless m3 model) which is basically a Macbook clone with a touchscreen. I got it at a discount for about $600 and at that price, it is most certainly worth it. It's not perfect but considering the alternative is like $1500 and has only one port, I'd say it's a steal.

/review

>>58558182
arch

>>58558182
>'currently'
I've always used Debian, and always will. As for VM's I've got OpenIndiana running. Still can't get startx to it just werk.

>>58559836

Same here, nothing ever breaks. What is all the fuss about?

>>58567236
How to compile to packages

>So many mint users
gaudy green and black, dumb defaults and incompetent team. What draws you to it mates? I want to know desu.
My setup is Ubango with XFeces + Compton

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>>58558182
Gentoo & AwesomeWM.

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Arch desu

Solus at work
Arch at home

Living the meme

Been on Antegros for like 8 months now, I love it. I wanted the Arch experience, but I'm not autistic enough to install it manually, I did once and that was enough for me.

>>58576726
Solus seems like a weird choice for work computer. Care explaining?

>>58577456
>living the meme
I think that about covers it.
Incidentally, I have solus on my laptop that I primarily use for school work, but there's no special meaning behind that.

>>58558182
Antergos

Arch Linux with XFCE.
Replaced xfwm with openbox and builtin xfce's compositor with Compton

>>58577456
It is, indeed. I needed to reinstall my machine after an HDD failure, and I wanted to try this distro, so i just jump in.

It just works, althougth budgie has some bugs, but the lack of dev package like mod for apache for example is not very conveniant.

I might switch to (x)ubuntu once I get a new PC.

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Meh

>>58559657
this!

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>>58578192
Are you really using this as main operating system?
I like your style.

>>58559657
This is super comfy

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Ubuntu, which everybody should use since it's the most documented and easiest distribution, and as customizable as any other distro.

>but muh amazon

>>58578498
It was long to have all the necessary for that, but now i can say i have a sort of debian os (+the kali extra tools of course).
The beginning was hard cause kali were fragile and not configured for that but i'm patient so...fixed. And it runs very well.
I love it so much that i don't return to windows10 anymore (except for games of course...).

>>58578641
That's pretty cool i guess

>>58558313
I just hope they can go a year without getting hacked

>>58558182
Arch

>>58569145
some packages get deprecated and configs change, thats how it is.

>>58569145
Arch is high maintenance, sure. I also was surprised how many pesky little maintenance tasks crop up, and how the package manager does usually not assist with them.

But I'm not sure why it would "never work". It does work in between the hands-on parts.

>>58563973
Nice hoodie!

fedora w/ gnome for work and "serious" hobbies. Ubuntu MATE for gaming. Intrigued by wattOS, came across an article today and looks really interesting. Gonna find an older cheap laptop and give it a go next.

>>58581579
>Arch is high maintenance
i'd have to disagree with that
there are small things every so often, like with anything, buy they're resolved quickly unless you have no idea what you're doing

i found upgrading ubuntu every 6 months to be more painful than the little things that pop up in arch overall

openSUSE Tumbleweed with KDE Plasma

>>58558182
Gentoo. Only distro that's worked fine for years on end for me. Not a single crash or bug. If it compiles, it works, and it has all the packages I've ever wanted. Even debian doesn't win a single of these points.

Why are you Archtards still not using Linux 4.9 kernel? Why still on 4.8.13-1?

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>>58581870

>>58581882
>>58558290
>>58558352
>>58559643
>>58559793

currently running Manjaro i3. I'm learning how to set it up to show off my questional chinese cartoon drawings.

>>58558182
Elementary

>>58559793
>gnome
>just works
Hahahaha

>>58582376
>he's too retarded to use the most dumb down de in history
HAHAHAHA

Ubuntu because I want to use my system instead of spending weeks setting it up and ricing it. All my dev work is done in virtual machines anyway

>5858187
4.8.0...
kek

>>58561248
same

>>58559429
Are you saying that this linux can run on a computer without windows underneath it, at all ? As in, without a boot disk, without any drivers, and without any services ?

That sounds preposterous to me.

If it were true (and I doubt it), then companies would be selling computers without a windows. This clearly is not happening, so there must be some error in your calculations. I hope you realise that windows is more than just Office ? Its a whole system that runs the computer from start to finish, and that is a very difficult thing to acheive. A lot of people dont realise this.

Microsoft just spent $9 billion and many years to create Vista, so it does not sound reasonable that some new alternative could just snap into existence overnight like that. It would take billions of dollars and a massive effort to achieve. IBM tried, and spent a huge amount of money developing OS/2 but could never keep up with Windows. Apple tried to create their own system for years, but finally gave up recently and moved to Intel and Microsoft.

Its just not possible that a freeware like the Linux could be extended to the point where it runs the entire computer fron start to finish, without using some of the more critical parts of windows. Not possible.

I think you need to re-examine your assumptions.

>>58581842
I've found Arch worse than Ubuntu with ~the same upgrade frequency. I usually update most of my additional VM at the same time.

Arch died like every 6 months within the last two years, particularly if that was the only upgrade within those months they just often forget how they break shit and pacman with it's many dependencies.

One day it's the package manager not having a sane upgrade path into a new signature system, another time it doesn't complete one of its dependencies, yet another time it fucked grub or the kernel, and then it fucked something essential to the init... There is almost always something going wrong, and I do not have a particularly complex setup on that VM.

Not to say it's not possible that Ubuntu was worse for you, but ultimately I found arch putting up a relatively shamefur display regardless. Yea, it was recoverable from live and with config hacks that disabled signatures altogether and stuff - pain in the arse though.

>>58558182
this idiot dares to make a map just throwing names

arch should be like atlantis and near to fedora
>inb4 (you)

>>58583820
i suppose it can vary quite wildly

i mean, i've been using this same arch install since before they switched to systemd (over 4 years ago now), i find it difficult to believe people are having their install trashed as often/easily as they say

my only guess is they're getting caught on a small snag, which they assume is something big and give up before really looking into it
i've seen that a lot in general, people reinstalling their os completely because they did something like trash GRUB

Kali with gnome.
This is my Dads I personally have arch/Debian, and Bunsen labs on my home laptop.
So far I'm settling for debian/bunsenlabs and waning on the arch with blackarch keyring.

>>58571030
>Wayland is still in a bad state
??? it doesn't have any really decent WMs but it seems very usable

>>58558182
Fedora land for independence!

>>58583910
>people reinstalling their os completely because they did something like trash GRUB
B-but...the beginning is hard, we can start on something else than ubuntu or gentoo... Find it normal to make such errors (yes it happened, so what?!)
It's juste one time, and after come the time to learn how to use recovery for the grub uninstall/reinstall, i think it happened to a lot of people.
Jumping to linux the first time is hard.

>>58584113
>blackarch
So much tools, some are insteresting and available for kali?

fedora 25

Gentoo

Posting from antergos live

>>58558182
> Implying i dont compile from source
>Implying i use a "Distro"

>>58558182
>What distros are you guys currently on?

Currently on Ubuntu 16.04.

But I've been distro hopping for months - tried out Antergos, Linux Mint, etc.
But then I grew tired of that and settled with a stable distro.

>>58565647
I'm on a 15" WQHD Laptop and KDE5 works quite well for me after 5min of tweaking the system settings.

Xubuntu