• @onlooker
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    53 years ago

    I’m not so sure Manjaro should be on this list… This passage in particular gave me pause:

    due to the bleeding edge aspect of arch you will always get the newest versions of software

    Newest, sure, but also not as thoroughly tested. Arch breaks. Not a lot, but still more than, say, Debian or Fedora-based distros. Manjaro should be for intermediate users, imho.

    • Halce
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      To be fair though, Debian is often ridicoulously outdated in terms of how many versions behind the current versions of software they ship, without updating for the longest time.

    • Tux
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      43 years ago

      “Arch breaks. Not a lot, but still more than, say, Debian or Fedora-based distros”, huh i thought it was the other way around and arch breaks less.

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  • freelikegnu
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    43 years ago

    Xubuntu LTS is very user friendly and will feel familiar to those who have used Windows. The UI is simple yet flexible and having an Ubuntu base with official support and a large community is key to a successful experience.

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  • Helix
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    23 years ago

    Nice, another listicle with not much information in it. Doesn’t provide any more info than a random distrowatch entry…

  • @linkert
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    13 years ago

    Are you the author of these articles? I’m thinking of this article and the one about DEs.

    If you are, I might leave more constructive critique than my knees suggest I do.

  • @Baku
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    13 years ago

    I recommend MX Linux.