Project: Artix Linux
Version: 2018.10.04
Rating: 10
Date: 2020-01-27
Votes: 0
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I came to Artix from Manjaro.
No, I'm not too concerned about init systems. Manjaro is a superb OS in general, but it has some oddities that become quite annoying over time.
My experience with the first versions of Artix was unsuccessful. The system was installed, but did not work. But when I tried newer ISOs last year, they turned out to install and work very well. I tested the official LXQt OpenRC release as well as community ISOs with Plasma/LXQt and MATE/LXDE - all they were running flawlessly.
Artix is a rapidly progressing system. This year they offer a variety of live ISOs containing a minimal set of programs and featuring five popular desktop environments - Cinnamon, MATE, LXDE, LXQt and KDE Plasma. These ISOs are similar to starterkits offered by some other Linux distributions. There is also a base install ISO without DE, targeted at power users.
The ISOs marked as 'community' come with a lot of additional software included and are preconfigured to be a fully-featured OS working ´out of the box´. They are much like Manjaro releases.
Each ISO comes in three variants corresponding to three init systems officially supported by Artix - OpenRC, runit and s6. (I stayed on LXDE version with s6. It runs very fast on my aged PC).
I think Artix is what Arch should be.
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Project: PCLinuxOS
Version: 2020.01
Rating: 9
Date: 2020-01-26
Votes: 2
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For about 20 years I've used Red Hat or CentOS. Now that RH seems to have become Gnome or nothing, I looked for a replacement and decided to try PCLinuxOS.
Pros:
Rolling release, so no sudden major changes, but not bleeding edge.
Stable: none of the main programs left nasty warnings when run from the command line.
Large repository.
Helpful user forum, with the developers mucking in.
Despite using init rather than systemd, it boots in less than 10 seconds.
Cons:
Locale set to USA, no working tool to alter it, and no guide to where it's being set. I had to do it via .bashrc and then correct all the programs which had adopted the wrong configuration.
Claws-mail had no spell-checking and I had find out how to point the enchant checker to the hunspell dictionaries for myself.
I think I'll be using this for the next 20 years if they keep up the same standard — and I'm still around!
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Project: antiX
Version: 19.1
Rating: 7
Date: 2020-01-26
Votes: 0
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I have an elderly IBM Thinkpad that I just use for taking out to libraries. Its Banias Pentium M only works with Ubuntu, Debian, and AntiX. Since the 32-bit Ubuntu is being discontinued, I decided to try AntiX. It used to be simply a carefully selected set of items from Debian but, having rejected the move to systemd, certain things have to be replaced.
For most people with elderly hardware, this would be excellent. Unfortunately, the window managers lacked certain features that I needed, so I switched to Xfce, which is one of the non-standard components. When I tried to use more than one keyboard driver, the system broke so badly that I couldn't use any of the 3 that I wanted — only the default US. The developers told me that if I wanted Xfce, I should have used MX. The MX site told me that for my CPU I should use AntiX. So, back to Xubuntu.
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Project: elementary OS
Version: 5.1
Rating: 1
Date: 2020-01-26
Votes: 0
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I don't get it. Like some have said this is slow and buggy. However I'd expect nothing less from a Ubuntu based distro. Bloatville.
This is definitely flash over function.
Built in apps need a lot of work. Some apps from the repository work, some don't. Kind of a crap shoot.
Navigation is horrid without the help of Elementary Tweaks.
Has an overall beta feel. Coming back from suspend reverts screen resolution to default.
App launch is sluggish. Seems to use more idle memory than it should.
From the ratings I expected a lot better. Sorry to say but this is very disappointing.
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Project: antiX
Version: 19.1
Rating: 7
Date: 2020-01-26
Votes: 0
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I also would like to know when updates are ready to install and not have to be running commands in a terminal.
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Project: antiX
Version: 19.1
Rating: 2
Date: 2020-01-26
Votes: 0
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It did run great on the usb live, so I decide to install it but after the installation it won't boot. Googled a bit and it seems you need another usb live distro to repair a thing called grub. I have dozens of choices why I should go through all the hassle and configure grub?
Installed xubuntu and everything works wonderfully
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Project: deepin
Version: 15.11
Rating: 9
Date: 2020-01-26
Votes: 4
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Deepin is perhaps the most beautiful Distro...
Works out of the box.without a single error. As a distro hoper im bored from...all the surprises...like dependency errors, software collisions. wrong keys etc... deepin has no surprises...
The only improvements-cons (thats why the 9) are:
- no keyboard layout icon
- firefox comes by default in Chinese
- although the system settings are way to easy to find em, its not such configurable as it should be
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Project: Solus
Version: 4.1
Rating: 8
Date: 2020-01-26
Votes: 0
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Solus could be the future of linux but has a long way to go...
Pros
Modern & beautiful Distro
Rolling release
Pretty stable
Cons
Bad hardware support, especially with broadcom
Updates takes...forever...(very slow updating)
Keyboard layout key combination...well is tricky to configure
You need to drag drop n then click accept in order to make a Desktop shortcut.
Searching (for a program) in Software Center usually not working...
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Project: Solus
Version: 4.1
Rating: 10
Date: 2020-01-26
Votes: 0
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Long time Solus user. Before 4.1 I was using the Mate edition and it worked flawlessly. I always wanted to switch to Plasma but I waited for an official Iso which is now available with 4.1. As always with Solus you get a very polished and minimal version of the desktop environment. I am very thankful for the great work of the Solus development team!
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Project: LXLE
Version: 18.04.3
Rating: 5
Date: 2020-01-26
Votes: 0
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I would like to update my previous ranting of 9.
I had issues with wxwindows and with the scroll bars on a few programs (specifically GRASS GIS). I am sad but I cannot recommend anymore this distribution. I installed Xubuntu and everything is working as it should
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Project: EasyOS
Version:
Rating: 10
Date: 2020-01-26
Votes: 0
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My old cheap n tricky
"Asus EEE Pc Seashell"
had a revival with latest
EasyOS 2.2.5
due to the "multiple sound cards" wizard! Thank you Mr Kauler and the Puppy-team!
Quite a quantum leap within the last weeks!
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Project: Solus
Version: 4.1
Rating: 8
Date: 2020-01-26
Votes: 0
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Excellent distro. Only complaint is that it needs more packages. Also no font manager installed by default. Other than that, awesome distro.
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Project: Devuan GNU+Linux
Version: 2.1
Rating: 10
Date: 2020-01-26
Votes: 3
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Devuan works like a dream. It's stable and fast. Bye-bye stop-jobs...
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Project: Solus
Version: 4.1
Rating: 10
Date: 2020-01-26
Votes: 0
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everything works out of the box and after install system is amazingly fast .....installed on dell xps i7-4770 32g ram 240g ssd 1tb 7200 drive and 1.5t 7200 drive gtx 1660ti might actually get me to stop using windows !!
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Project: Solus
Version: 4.1
Rating: 10
Date: 2020-01-26
Votes: 1
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I'm using the Budgie release as my daily OS for more than 2 years on my PC and several Laptops - old and new. The hardware support is pretty much at the cutting edge.
Besides the elegant desktop experience I like the curated rolling release model.
I'm using Libre Office, Firefox, Thunderbird, Kodi, VirtualBox with Win10, VSCode, Dropbox, Nextcloud, Steam and recently started to discover Lutris.
Additionally, I have various single board computers in use and all required tools for them were available or easy to install.
I have never missed any software packages so far.
The Solus team is doing a fantastic job!
Thank you so much!!
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Project: Solus
Version: 4.1
Rating: 9
Date: 2020-01-26
Votes: 2
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The only negative point is when restarting the machine. The boot takes more than 1 minute and is a problem that I can't solve from the previous version. Maybe it's my specific set because the Solus is flawless in everything else and not even this problem will cause me to change my OS.
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Project: ALT Linux
Version: 8.2
Rating: 9
Date: 2020-01-26
Votes: 0
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Pros-
1. Very lightweight distro. I checked Alt linux XFCE with free -m and found used RAM was only 123 MB in i386 architecture.
2. The small size of ISOs makes a user to consume less data while downloading them.
3. Many DEs available, i.e.- ICEwm, XFCE, LXDE, MATE, enlightenment, KDE etc.
Cons-
1. Only 40,000 packages are available to download while deb distros have 51,000 packages in their repository. Many famous packages such as UFW, GNOME disks, MTP-tools were not listed in its synaptic package manager.
2. I think developer should keep VLC as preinstalled application because parole cannot play certain type of video files.
3. A lots of work one has to do, after first installation because preinstalled applications are too few. Even though, a single pdf reader was not pre-installed.
4. There is no option to enable non-free repository. I might be wrong in this point.
5. After looking on internet, I could not find any community of alt linux. So if you stuck in future anywhere, you must be at least an intermediate user to resolve the problem yourself. In short, it is not a user-friendly distro.
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Project: antiX
Version: 19.1
Rating: 9
Date: 2020-01-26
Votes: 1
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I have run AntiX from 17 to 19.1 and apart from a few minor problems (Firewall problems) have found it superb overall. So easy on Ram compared to other distro's and very flexible. I have run it live from USB, Full install and USB with persistence and it works every time. I read a comment about updating the system recently on distrowatch which was a little unfair to the people who design and maintain AntiX and its larger companion MX Linux. AntiX has tutorials on how to do just about everything on it and if you take the time to read the manuals you can't go very wrong! Updating could not be more simple. Sudo apt-get update followed by sudo apt-get dist-upgrade. I installed AntiX for a colleague at work who had never used Linux before on an old windows vista laptop and showed him just once how to update via the terminal and he has managed perfectly since that time, in fact he liked it so much he started running other Linux Disto's as well.
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Project: elementary OS
Version: 5.1
Rating: 9
Date: 2020-01-26
Votes: 0
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Elementary OS works fine straight out of the box.
I really enjoy the system simplicity and it is surely very welcoming for those not experienced with Linux distros.
I'm currently running it in a fairly recent Dell Inspiron laptop (i5 8265u / Nvidia MX150). Nvidia proprietary drivers worked fine and I was able to set Nvidia Optimus Technology to work under iGPU to extend battery life.
Still, temperatures were considerably higher (58-64c) compared to Windows 10 (44-50c) at system idle (around 26c room temperature) and fans would always run at high speeds.
This also happened with other Linux distros I tested (including Ubuntu, Linux Mint, and Deepin). Fortunately, in all distros, this problem was solved when both TLP and Powertop were installed.
It is also worth mentioning that Elementary lacks native support for multi-touch gestures (except for two finger scrolling) and DPI scaling.
Putting these laptop related annoyances aside, Elementary is an overall great distro. It is very noticeable that developers put a great amount of effort regarding the desktop enviroment. System menus, animations, and icons are very polished compared to the majority of other distros.
I'm currently using Elementary as my main operating system. I would certainly recommend this distro for every user who is transitioning from Windows or Mac OS.
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Project: elementary OS
Version: 5.1
Rating: 1
Date: 2020-01-25
Votes: 0
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Slow, bloaty, quirky...
Third party software needed to normalize the interface.
Looks nice but not very practical.
Thanks.
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Project: Solus
Version: 4.1
Rating: 10
Date: 2020-01-25
Votes: 10
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I'd give it an eleven if it was an option.
Simple, clean, stable and extremely responsive.
Been using Solus for over a year. Still performs the same as it did the day it was installed.
No hardware issues. Very happy. =)
Thank you Solus team for all your hard work!
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Project: antiX
Version: 19.1
Rating: 3
Date: 2020-01-25
Votes: 1
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AntiX is not notifying of updates . I have put this down as a security issue, as most people probably assume that
they will be either notified of (security) updates, or that they will
automatically receive them (especially given the settings in gpk-prefs), and
that if they go onto update-viewer and are told that all software is up to date
they don't need to worry about security updates, but their system won't be up
to date. This will mean that people will have avoidable security holes in their
system.
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Project: Gentoo Linux
Version: stable
Rating: 10
Date: 2020-01-25
Votes: 4
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If you like or need to tinker, you gotta love it. You can make your decisions and easily get rid of code that you don't want to compile and run. Needless to say, you can also choose your init (thanks guys!). Once the gentoo is configured to your needs, just save your config files and all subsequent installations become a breeze. If you know what your are doing, gentoo is a dream come true. If you don't, it's valuable learning experience.
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Project: Linux Lite
Version: 4.8
Rating: 10
Date: 2020-01-25
Votes: 0
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How have I not noticed so far this magnificent distro. henceforth only Linux Lite
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Project: Feren OS
Version: 2019.12
Rating: 10
Date: 2020-01-25
Votes: 0
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Been a distro hopper for a few years now, but I can finally say I found the one I will stick with forever. If you have used Linux Mint and feel that it has started to feel somewhat dated, then this is the PERFECT distro to try out, and is a fantastic replacement for Windows.
Being based off of Linux Mint and Ubuntu LTS means that you will have no problem finding drivers and software right out of the box. Also uses Min'ts update manager, which I feel is the best damn update manager ever made. Best of all you get a beautiful, responsive Plasma desktop with several excellent backgrounds right from the start.
The only problem I had was at the beginning, partitioning my drive with Calamares, but this isn't a fault of the OS. Easily solved by using GParted.
And don't think you are restricted by hardware if you have an older computer. I'm running it on an old Compaq Presario with 2GB of RAM. Not ideal but it's still very snappy. Cant recommend this distro enough!
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Project: Peppermint OS
Version: 10
Rating: 10
Date: 2020-01-25
Votes: 2
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Of the 15 distos I've tried over the last 15 years Peppermint 10 has hit the nail perfectly square on the head. I love MX and AntiX but on my older gear Peppermint flies and has just the right mix of speed and utility.
Its now on all my iMacs and older Dells. Not to hot, not to cold..... just right. Thanks Kendall and my condolences to the Greaves family.
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Project: Zorin OS
Version: 15.1
Rating: 10
Date: 2020-01-25
Votes: 2
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Zorin has a great GUI, really easy to use, loads of apps available and more can be installed through terminal if needed. It's quick even even on my 6 year old Intel NUC.
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Project: openSUSE
Version: tumbleweed
Rating: 8
Date: 2020-01-25
Votes: 3
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My experience is that tumbleweed is really reliable and powerful. I know that there are users which experienced the opposite. All I can say that it runs for me since 1,5 years without any problem while similar distros made some trouble on my machine. So I think a big factor is the hardware and software selection.
If you are looking for a rolling distro which is intended for every day usage, at least give it a try. If you don't like it then try another distro.
The documentation is good, but often outdated and sometimes I need to consult the arch-, gentoo- and ubuntu-wiki.
What I really appreciate is that the community typically does not participate in distro-wars and respects that not everyone likes openSUSE.
I personally would not really recommend it to total beginners because there are other distros which provide a better out of the box experience.
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Project: Ubuntu Budgie
Version: 19.10
Rating: 8
Date: 2020-01-25
Votes: 0
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Currently doing a month trial before putting in a comparison to Elementary OS/Review on Youtube.
Very hard to install on new laptop, but this was due to laptop protection measures, not the installer.
Unlike Elementary OS it uses Applets for app icons which seems to make sense as Elementary v5 is forcing applications to use dock and only allows few system icons in its tray area, which they have determined for security. This however means Elementary will not show Apps in the tray, but budgie does.
Budgie is a very nice snappy and well presented OS, recommended Mac - like OS.
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Project: KDE neon
Version: 20200115
Rating: 9
Date: 2020-01-24
Votes: 6
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installed neon-user-20200123-1116 iso
look stunning, fast (even running from USB), recognises everything on my PC,
I'd give 10/10 but only tried live medium,
very serious contender for next new system install!
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Project: SolydXK
Version: 10
Rating: 10
Date: 2020-01-24
Votes: 1
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After long time wandering, searching and trying, SolydK distro is my place to stay.
If you prefer DEB based distro that works out of the box, try Solyd... K is my favorite
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Project: Alpine Linux
Version: 3.11.3
Rating: 10
Date: 2020-01-24
Votes: 2
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As an OpenBSD guy, I have found that Alpine is the only Linux I can tolerate using. If you want simple, secure, and fast in the Linux world, and want to avoid the mess that is GNU tools, systemd, and glibc, and appreciate things like the BSDs and suckless.org, this is the Linux for you.
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Project: Pop!_OS
Version: 19.10
Rating: 10
Date: 2020-01-24
Votes: 1
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The ONLY (tried MX, Ubuntu, Zorin Lite, Manjaro) distro that works out-the-box with no driver or ACPI errors on my Alienware M15.
If it came in XFCE I'd give a 12/10
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Project: Ubuntu
Version: 19.10
Rating: 8
Date: 2020-01-24
Votes: 0
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FR :
Je suis entré dans l'univers Linux via Deepin (j'avais essayé Mint mais j'ai vite vu que c'était du bricolage). Et il faut le dire : quand on a goûté à un desktop aussi aboutit que Deepin on a du mal à passer à une autre distribution. J'avais cependant quelques problèmes de stabilité avec Deepin, et puis les mises à jour automatiques étaient hazardeuses, j'ai donc fini par me décider à switcher sur un autre distribution. J'ai tenté Manjaro mais j'avais les même problème de stabilité (il semble que ce soit Linux en général qui pose un problème de gestion des ressources avec ma config, elle est pourtant récente et puissante mais il s'agit apparement d'un problème de pilote graphique : gel de l'écran). Sur Ubuntu j'ai aussi des plantages, mais peut-être un peu moins que sur les autres distributions.
Sur le plan du design j'avais détesté la version Ubuntu 18.04 LTS qui m'avait éloigné d'emblé de Ubuntu lors de mon switch vers Linux. Par contre le nouveau thème sur la version 19.10 est au top, le thème Yaru en version sombre rivalise avec ce que l'on trouve de mieux, tous os confondus (Yaru sur 18.04 LTS n'est pas à la hauteur par contre, il n'est qu'un avant goût). J'ai donc fini par me ralier à Ubuntu.
J'ai par contre été surpris d'un certrain nombre de bugs, en particulier des logiciels poposés à l'installation via l'installateur graphique : soit ils ne se lancent pas (ex : GIMP, Filezilla), soit ils ne se chargent qu'à moitié (ex : Battle for Wesnoth est téléchargé sans les musiques). Pour ces cas là heureusement que nous avons la ligne de commande ou des solutions alternatives telle que les Flatpak.
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Project: PCLinuxOS
Version: 2020.01
Rating: 10
Date: 2020-01-24
Votes: 15
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The fact that it is a rolling release is a big plus. PclinuxOS is rock solid stable with tons of packages available in the repos. If you want a solid, stable,dependable Linux operating system then you cant go wrong with this distro. The forums are full of helpful members that will help with most any issue. This is the way Linux should be. PCLinuxOS is the Distro hopper stopper. I am lovin it.
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Project: Linux Lite
Version: 4.8
Rating: 10
Date: 2020-01-23
Votes: 1
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My family uses Linux Lite. It's a reliable, beginner-friendly. Most of my family are former Windows users who "just want to use a computer". They don't want to learn about computing. LL is perfectly designed for them.
Personally, I hope LL offers a default KDE Plasma desktop. Xfce is great but I like the convenience of Plasma's customizability. Plus, Plasma keeps getter lighter and lighter.
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Project: deepin
Version: 15.11
Rating: 9
Date: 2020-01-23
Votes: 0
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This operating system is awsome. Very easy to navigate and tweak.there aare apps for just about anything you need to do.
cons: there have been no updates since july 2019
s/ lu
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Project: GhostBSD
Version: 20.01
Rating: 5
Date: 2020-01-23
Votes: 1
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sadly this isn't for beginners.
tried on 2 devices, an ancient/reconditioned Lenovo laptop (for info - almost every distro i tried on this laptop essentially worked reasonably well or even perfectly) and a mini desktop PC (again most distros work flawlessly and some perfectly out of the box)
however I couldn't get sound to work in either device, and graphics didn't work on the desktop PC. (only the Vesa driver but that didn't run the correct monitor resolution)
sorry... too complicated for me to configure.
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Project: CentOS
Version: 8.1.1911
Rating: 10
Date: 2020-01-23
Votes: 0
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Very stable system.
It works great on a desktop computer.
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Project: PCLinuxOS
Version: 2019.12
Rating: 10
Date: 2020-01-23
Votes: 11
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Fast, stable, easy to use at work or at home, even in my old laptop (2011). Great control center. Everything works from the beginning, even printer or scanner, without any need to configure or install manually from console. I changed tons of distro and no other work so flawlessly. It's a rolling release: you do not need to reinstall it after certain period of time. Excellent software, also some useful commercial one is included in their official repository (teamviewer, skype, ... ).
Excellent
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Project: OpenBSD
Version: 6.6
Rating: 10
Date: 2020-01-23
Votes: 4
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A proper Unix-like operating system, without bells and whistles. The installation is pretty straightforward and uneventful. Upgrading is much easier that in other Unix-like systems. Good support for hardware and very wide selection of software available through ports. Administration is easy and sensible, if you are not afraid of reading the relevant documentation before doing anything (that is esactly how system administration should be done...). The documentation is superb, for quality, clarity, accurateness, and depth. It's an operating system without surprises, rock solid, stable, clean, simple, well-thought and well-organised throughout. Ideal for servers, but very comfortable for minimalist workstations or laptops.
Unix as it was meant to be.
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Project: antiX
Version: 19.1
Rating: 9
Date: 2020-01-23
Votes: 0
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Would be better if Firefox would not freeze up after thirty minutes of use.
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Project: Manjaro Linux
Version: stable
Rating: 10
Date: 2020-01-23
Votes: 8
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Best distro I've ever used.
Everything just works, nvidia driver 4.40 installed and no problems whatsoever.
Using the KDE version.
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Project: KDE neon
Version: 20200115
Rating: 9
Date: 2020-01-23
Votes: 6
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Tried this distro after listening to a podcast where they talked about how wonderful KDE Plasma was, and I was really surprised to see how far KDE has come from years ago when I tried it. I am surprised to see why so many distros still use GNOME as the default desktop.
The distro was easy to install and love the minimalist setup. When I say minimal, i don't mean it doesn't have any apps. It has all the apps you would need by default. Installing more apps is easy and there is nothing you don't need.
I tried Kubuntu but didn't care much for it as it seemed bloated. This distro has nice fonts and a clean setup.
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Project: Linux Mint
Version: 19.3
Rating: 7
Date: 2020-01-23
Votes: 0
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Although some claims that it is "light" are out there, I can't agree with that statement. I tried to run it on an old MSI U100 Netbook with 1M of RAM and it was very sluggish. It seemed stable and its looks are impressive, but it just needs to run on a system that's more up-to-date to be usable. I've downloaded a ton of distros and I think I'm going to stick with Q4OS for now.
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Project: antiX
Version: 19.1
Rating: 9
Date: 2020-01-23
Votes: 10
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Used antiX 17.4 for almost a year and 19.1 since it was released.
I use it as my main OS for internet, word processing, programming, music recording (Ardour runs fine) and occasional gaming on a Lenovo Ideapad 110S.
Pros:
- Very fast distro
- Easy to install
- Great for daily use on older and slower systems
- Forum, nice helpfull people
Cons:
- Issues with uwf
- Arandr does not remember dual monitor order
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Project: Ubuntu
Version: 18.04
Rating: 9
Date: 2020-01-23
Votes: 1
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Easy to use distro, which is maintained and updated with fixes.
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Project: Bodhi Linux
Version: 5.0.0
Rating: 9
Date: 2020-01-23
Votes: 0
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I love Bodhi linux. It's lightweight and let's you easily build your own flavor of distro by installing your preferred software. It doesn't come with prepackaged software. Installing a bunch of favorite software through the terminal only takes about 5 minutes when starting out with a fresh install.
I have distro hopped in Ubuntu, Mint, tried Gnome, Unity, Cinnamon etc. Bodhi is the perfect fit for me. The Enlightenment based Moksha desktop gives me strange satisfaction somehow by the way it operates. What's funny is that Enlightenment/Moksha by design is unnecessarily complicated to configure, not very intuitive.. but I still love it so much despite this handicap.
I am addicted to this distro. There's a small bug in this Bodhi 5.0. where it doesn't show the correct date. I don't let it bother me. The themes are also great, hard to configure if you want to tweak this or that but it's great.
I wish the future direction for Moksha to be to make it more intuitive. I don't want them to overhaul it because overhauling is always a recipe for disaster, but to introduce small improvements over time.
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Project: Debian
Version: testing
Rating: 9
Date: 2020-01-22
Votes: 6
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Debian Cinnamon continues to be one of the better Linux distributions available. The updates I've received work properly, and with Debian testing, you get a lot updates. What I've noticed in the current version is the effort Debian has put forth to make things easier for less experienced users. In my opinion, what's been tried thus far probably will not be helpful for inexperienced users. Debian stable is not that easy to use, and using testing or unstable would be a big stretch for most new users. As is the case with all Linux distributions, new users are welcome to try it but are likely to become frustrated fairly quickly.
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Project: Linux Mint
Version: 19.3
Rating: 10
Date: 2020-01-22
Votes: 8
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Linux Mint 19.3 Cinnamon, the best is now better than ever. Have it installed on 5 PCs, 2 desktops and 3 laptops, the newest 3 years, the oldest 12 years. Wife, kids and myself use these every day for all our computing needs. Each of these works without a glitch of any sort. Love Mint. We've used it exclusively these past 2 years. Love the Cinnamon desktop. Glad it's available thanks to the Mint development team.
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