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@itsfoss Debian or Mint

@itsfoss OpenSUSE Tumbleweed

@itsfoss Linux Mint or Linux Mint Debian edition. I like Fedora with KDE, but it is a heavier combination and many of my computers are older. Mint works on a wide range of PCs.

@itsfoss #voidlinux

@itsfoss NixOS

@cynical13 @itsfoss Yeah, same

@itsfoss Arch, fo eva!!

@itsfoss I really like Fedora KDE, but since it's funded by Big Tech, I'm fully confident that IBM will eventually ruin it.

So; once it's fully baked, I will be using KDE Linux.

@itsfoss #Arch

@itsfoss #debian

@itsfoss One that won't ever have AI sh*t loaded into it? I'm concerned I'm going to have to abandon Fedora/KDE if the AI rumors are true.

@itsfoss These days I'd go with Arch.

@itsfoss
Half a year ago I would have said #fedora, but nowadays I'm totally amazed of #cachyos on the Steam Deck.

On the desktop I had the best overall experience with #nixos, so I'd go with that.

@itsfoss@mastodon.social Always #debian (stable, testing and sid). Also running #trisquel and #antix and love them both. Antix on a 20+ year old machine boots faster than anything.

@itsfoss AerynOS

@itsfoss Current answer is Mint. Second choice is Debian. Ubuntu lost me with the 12.04 and 14.04 changes, and has only gotten worse since then. Sticking with what works for me, and the base distro it is built on as back-up.

@itsfoss #TuxedoComputers TuxedoOS

@itsfoss After few years of distro hopping I ended up with #MX Linux. I'm using it for over a year now without feeling any necessity to change. As I run older hardware, the #xfce desktop is just working perfect for me.

@itsfoss Debian

@itsfoss @puppylinux immutable long time before this buzzword, rock solid , work absolutly almost on any machine old and new , never break and reliable