Project: Linux Lite
Version: 5.4
Rating: 9
Date: 2021-05-11
Votes: 0
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Linux Lite was the first distro I installed and offered me a great experience, I did not have any problems, its very noob friendly, stable, has a beautiful xfce enviroment and is lightweight.
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Project: Manjaro Linux
Version: 21.0.4
Rating: 9
Date: 2021-05-11
Votes: 0
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I love Manjaro, is stable, custom, beautiful, perfect
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Project: Manjaro Linux
Version: stable
Rating: 10
Date: 2021-05-11
Votes: 0
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Manjaro provides all the benefits of Arch linux while reducing its risks. It is intended for users who want to entrust a team of professionals to put together an OS for them.
I trust the team of developers who create Manjaro that they provide a distribution with functionality you'd expect of a modern OS. And that's exactly what Manjaro is, it simply works.
Manjaro is my daily driver for the past 2 years and I wouldn't change that.
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Project: Fedora
Version: 34
Rating: 10
Date: 2021-05-11
Votes: 0
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WOW!
I tried more than 40 distros and Fedora is the best. Why?
- up to date,
- fast,
- elegant,
- pure GNOME,
- pure KDE,
- stable,
- new technologies,
- awesome community!
10 out of 10!
This should be THE Linux distro to beat Windows and macOS!!
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Project: Fedora
Version: 34
Rating: 9
Date: 2021-05-11
Votes: 0
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dnf isn't quite as good as pacman / yay. But I really like that they are so future-oriented (wayland, pipewire, btrfs) and don't use X anymore.
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Project: Debian
Version: 10
Rating: 10
Date: 2021-05-11
Votes: 4
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Its the most beautiful, stable and 'no-brainer' distribution. So many others are based on it; ubuntu, mint, and the like. It comes with some older versions of software which i deleted and replaced with the flatpak versions, which makes my set-up minimalist and bleeding-edge. I use it every day, trust it completely and have no desire for anything else. I recommend it to everyone with a small proviso: if you're brand new to Linux, start with something a bit more 'out of the box' friendly. Otherwise this is where its at.
I'm running Debian on a crappy old laptop, and it serves me for my daily needs and the course I'm studying. So long as they don't make dramatic changes, I never want another operating system. There's a good reason so many other distributions are based on this.
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Project: MX Linux
Version: 19.4
Rating: 9
Date: 2021-05-11
Votes: 1
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The operating system is not perfect, but one of the fastest, quite light and most responsive from Linux I tested. Undoubtedly, its advantage is the possibility of downloading programs other than Open Source from the basic repository. All this makes it quite useful and sufficient for a home user who does not need to use a highly specialized commercial software. In my case, MX replaced Windows 7 and satisfies my needs in the field of office work and browsing the Internet. I managed to configure the connection to the HP printer quite easily. The problems I encountered do not result from MX Linux, but generally from the weak side of all Linuxes. An example of weakness is quite poor software to handle the scanner.
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Project: openSUSE
Version: tumbleweed
Rating: 10
Date: 2021-05-10
Votes: 1
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now it is working very light with gnome 40 better than gnome 3.8
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Project: Manjaro Linux
Version: 21.0.4
Rating: 6
Date: 2021-05-10
Votes: 1
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Good taste of Arch for beginners. It was my first Arch based distro and stuff broke and I switched back to Ubuntu based distros. I thought Arch was unstable and I used vanilla Arch and stuff never broke. Manjaro not too stable.
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Project: Pop!_OS
Version: 20.10
Rating: 10
Date: 2021-05-10
Votes: 0
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First distro I ever used. It just works and is great.
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Project: Gentoo Linux
Version: unstable
Rating: 10
Date: 2021-05-10
Votes: 0
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An (experienced) tinkerer's dream. Use flags are great, kernel customization is great, and the overall customization is great.
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Project: JingOS
Version: 0.8
Rating: 1
Date: 2021-05-10
Votes: 0
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Not working
Sorry i spent my time and money (downloading iso file) for nothing.
Please make your work fine and tested before we download it.
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Project: AlmaLinux OS
Version: 8.3
Rating: 10
Date: 2021-05-10
Votes: 1
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Installing and running AlmaLinux is flawlessly identical to CentOS, there is no transition effort or even any thought needed. It works exactly the way you expect.
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Project: GeckoLinux
Version: 152.210223.0
Rating: 9
Date: 2021-05-10
Votes: 0
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Static iceWM (Barebones) is a gem, I ve tried the XFCE and LXQT but I ve found them bit bloated.
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Project: Garuda Linux
Version: 210406
Rating: 9
Date: 2021-05-10
Votes: 4
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I've looked at a log of different distros over the years. Garuda is easily one of the best. It's gorgeous, has ton's of helpful tools, uses BTFRS, installs easily and "just works". To top it all off, it's based on Arch! It's like Manjaro in terms of making Arch accessible, but with way more features and beauty.
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Project: openSUSE
Version: 15.2
Rating: 9
Date: 2021-05-10
Votes: 1
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I like:
- stability
- software: the web package searcher is great
- community: officials and personal
- BTRFS: it was a bit triky in the past, but now it work perfect.
Cons:
- Libs a bit outdated, in general this is not a problem, but for gaming sometime you need one version, eg: glibc26.6
- gnome a bit outdated
Don't get me wrong, this good in most the time, because of stability.
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Project: JingOS
Version: 0.8
Rating: 8
Date: 2021-05-10
Votes: 0
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I would give this project 8/10 just because of the new path they are exploring. It is a commendable attempt at making Linux really tablet-friendly. I have tried 0.6 too and 0.8 is a huge improvement.
Your review is a bit harsh. I found that moving your cursor to the bottom of the screen brings up the app dock and I could switch apps easily. The work put in to various apps and making them tablet friendly is great.
Fact that it is based on KDE Plasma is a nod to Plasma's versatility. This is an excellent choice. Open-source journalism is less than kind to KDE/Plasma even though it is a brilliant desktop. This project may just prove the naysayers wrong.
Cheers.
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Project: Nitrux
Version: 2021.05.01
Rating: 10
Date: 2021-05-10
Votes: 1
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Interesting distribution, because Vmetal works and with very good performance, but it doesn't work with hybrid cards for laptops, which is my case. Very good performance, but I don't like KDE Plasma, I prefer Cinnamon or Gnome. It would be great if Vmetal works like Parallels on macOS because many people like me need to provide support for clients or work with platforms that don't work very well in Wine. I highly recommend it to anyone who has a Desktop and needs Windows running parallel to linux in real time for several applications including games without having to restart in a dual boot.
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Project: OpenIndiana
Version: 2020.10
Rating: 3
Date: 2021-05-09
Votes: 0
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I really want to love this OS as it's a continuation of Solaris which I always respected... but its lackluster. Hardware driver support lacking is the largest con, but honestly I think the biggest hurdle for me was the branding (call me a shallow snob) but the name Indiana doesn't inspire.. really anything in me. And calling the release "hipster"... I rolled my eyes, no one... NO ONE has any positive associations with anything related to hipsters. All of this especially coming from an OS with a great name such as Solaris. I guess my experiences with Solaris was always on Sun hardware so I am not thinking in the frame of this is designed to run on a wide variety of machines. But for the love of God, they should rebrand and try to gain some excitement about the project...
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Project: AV Linux
Version: 2020.12.03
Rating: 6
Date: 2021-05-09
Votes: 0
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Great desktop, nice polish! great for AV buffs for sure!!! Love the extras. Nice touch. Now the tech stuff. I Installed WICD and removed network Manager. I installed Slim and removed LDM, I installed LILO and removed grub, then I installed the systemd-shim and systemv-init +helpers. These all installed fine. Then I ticked the box to uninstall systemd. cant do it will have to uninstall the 220 packages. So I unticked the box and attempted to install runit,nope cant do it, then tried runit-sysv, nope,
k so good layout and options, however this sytem is not sysd free in the slightest, it says sysv in the description box above, but there was no sysv installed, - on top of that grub indicated that i had a choice between sysv and systmd, that would indicated both were installed , however If I have to install sysv and its sysd shims, then exactly what was grub asking ?
anyway, just a test for the day.
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Project: NetBSD
Version: 9.1
Rating: 1
Date: 2021-05-08
Votes: 0
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The installer keeps crashing when trying to install in UEFI mode, and it can't install to ZFS although NetBSD does support ZFS.
Some packages, including important ones like Firefox, regularly disappear from the repositories and stay missing for a long time before finally coming back. What am I supposed to do if I install my system at the wrong time? Wait a few weeks using another program before the one I need comes back? Build it from source? That's not convenient at all.
No Unicode support in the terminal. You can't type æçéîõšü unless you're in a GUI. Hey, come on, it's 2021...
GPU drivers are poor, tried on various computers and they either don't work at all (nvidia) or do work but with under average performance (intel).
The whole feels like hobbyist work which is far from reliable. May be ok for a toaster, but not for serious work.
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Project: Arch Linux
Version: current
Rating: 10
Date: 2021-05-08
Votes: 0
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More than 20h of battery autonomy !
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Yes... it's REALLY hard to install the first time (but not like gentoo...) => follow the wiki and take notes !
Yes... it's missing something (the sound for example) => google it and you will find the wiki solution !
Yes... sometimes something is broken => either rollback or wait for ultra-fast patch (what I do is rss-feed from bugtracker, and wait some days before updating)
But... no PackageKit that eat your RAM (use pamac from AUR if you want graphical stuff)
But... a really powerful pacman
But... an incredible AUR (you can find anything that isn't on repos/flahub/etc.)
And for laptop... 20h of autonomy for mine ! Fedora was great for that (like 10/15 hours), Debian was bad (4/6 hours MAX)... Arch is incredible for that.
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Project: Ubuntu
Version: 20.04
Rating: 8
Date: 2021-05-08
Votes: 2
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I use nothing but Ubuntu in my home. My wife has learned to use it as well. All though she is a basic user, she can use it as easily as she did windows. I have nothing but praise for Canonical and Ubuntu.
I left MS behind in 1998 and have no regrets. I do run some VM's in Ubuntu to run older Windows and programs. Mostly to get access to old files and possibly get them into Linux.
There are several cons. Mostly it has to do with the pace of kernel development vs. app developments. The last two LTS releases saw several apps no longer work.
ie. Gourmet Recipe Manager, GCStar and others. This would not be so bad if there were replacements or upgrades done on the older stuff. But nothing.
So there has been a decline in the apps for use in the Linux realm.
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Project: Devuan GNU+Linux
Version: 3.1.0
Rating: 10
Date: 2021-05-08
Votes: 6
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Devuan is what GNU/Linux should be.
A true community without corporations behind, true Free Software.
It's almost perfect but still not at all.
Pros:
Still available for 32bit CPU (Avoid not still E-Waste production)
Low memory footprint
No systemd so still POSIX compliant
Less philosophy, installing from live also binary blobs included so all just works OOTB
Cons:
Wlan0 is no longer Wlan0 since version 3 (it sounds a lot "systemdish")
Not yet for completely Microcraps (lack of tools for really noobs as others have i.e. a GUI tool to adjust clock)
Appearance not properly appealing OOTB (for a lot of people it's "love at first sight" a little more care would be convenient)
Anyway a real rock on which you can ground a long lasting desktop (OOTB) and/or a server system (starting from Minimal Live iso image)
All IMHO
Try it your own!
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Project: Pop!_OS
Version: 20.10
Rating: 10
Date: 2021-05-08
Votes: 4
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Difficcult not to fall in love with Pop! OS. The user experience is much better by far than other popular distros.
Everything is more elegant and feels much more natural than in any other distro I have tried.
Also it is suited for all computers, for it works perfectly in mine.
One of the things I like most is the (pseudo?) window tiling system which can be enabled/disabled at any time.
The tiling layout is smart enough so that the user can focus in work and not in window positioning. Just open windows and everything goes to the right place!
For complex workflows, windows can be easily rearranged by dragging them into different areas of the screen, or by shortcut keys. (By the way you can open a list with all the system shortcut keys from the main tool bar)
If needed, window tiling can be toggled off just with a shortcut to switch to a normal non tiling desktop.
It has only a minimal preinstalled packages set but the package manager (Shop) contains a huge list of apps to install (and of course you can use apt-get or open debian package files)
Just in case open terminal with Win+T
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Project: EndeavourOS
Version: 2021.04.17
Rating: 10
Date: 2021-05-08
Votes: 12
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I installed it just to test it given the high rating of distrowatch. I was very impressed with its installation, it flows very well and without any problem, fast and efficient. I installed the XFCE and MATE desktops, the two I like the most, I run them on an i7 with 16G of ram. The feeling of fluidity is very good, no lag, no sticking. The selection of programs is adequate, keeping the spirit of Arch, the minimum and the rest is installed at will. I'm using it almost as a first distro until I finish the testing period... so far pleasantly surprised.
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Project: Fedora
Version: 34
Rating: 10
Date: 2021-05-08
Votes: 0
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Was disappointed by Fedora when I used it on early-2019. Installed it recently out of curiousity on Gnome 40, and absolutely impressed by how far it has gone from 2019, Gnome 40 is especially useful for laptop use. Was using external mouse and keyboard, but immediately take away those and start using touchpad these few days and it works so well!
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Project: Linux Mint
Version: 4-LMDE
Rating: 10
Date: 2021-05-08
Votes: 11
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Linux Mint (Debian version) is a very good distribution. It offers most
of the "handy Mint-tools", like to updater, for the less experienced user, as
well as offering the powerful Debian shell.
The Cinnamon GUI is fast and nice looking and can easily be customized.
The install however not as easy as installing Linux Mint in general. It will
come in handy to read in advance the very good Mint "manual".
A few packages may need to be installed afterwards, depending on the
user´s hardware. The system is rock stable and runs flawlessly after
installation and "fine tuning".
LMDE4 is a very good choice.
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Project: Alpine Linux
Version: 3.13.5
Rating: 5
Date: 2021-05-08
Votes: 0
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this distro works- chromium works ,apache ok but sound cards - no ...
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Project: MX Linux
Version: 19.4
Rating: 9
Date: 2021-05-08
Votes: 6
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Comes with a very weird side taskbar by default (XFCE version) luckily this is easily changed on the welcome screen menu, where you can also install codecs and 'popular apps' like Google Chrome. You can tweak it in live mode, then you get the option to keep those changes when doing the install - just one of many nice little touches that separate this from other Debian clones.
I particularly like MX cleanup which does a simple removal of safe to remove files without resorting to the potentially dangerous bleachbit. It is also has 'idevicemounter' to help iPhone users access files - something that can be a pain on other distros.
Only uses about 500 MB of RAM , which potentially means it could work with just 2 GB of system RAM - assuming none is borrowed for on-board graphics. Faced with trying to resurrect a 2 GB RAM old beast, I'd probably look elsewhere though.
I see other reviews bemoaning a percieved bloat of software preinstalled, but I think they've got the balance just right, just enough to be useful without filling the menus full of stuff that most people don't use or want.
Certainly a good choice for Linux newbies and for more seasoned Linux users too. It's a shame a lot of people are only using it to rescue old hardware because it's a good daily driver on modern hardware as well. My newly built PC can certainly handle any distro or even Windows 10 (shudders) but I'd rather have maximum speed using MX Linux
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Project: Manjaro Linux
Version: 21.0.4
Rating: 9
Date: 2021-05-08
Votes: 2
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I run the Cinnamon spin and everything - and I mean everything, Samba shares, colour laser printer and scanner, usb wireless adapters, Steam, just =works=. I love the customization and there isn't a piece of software that I've looked for that I couldn't find. Different family members use different DEs (KDE and Gnome, god knows why!) and everything works flawlessly. I switched to Manjaro from Ubuntu and I've never looked back.
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Project: Devuan GNU+Linux
Version: 3.1.0
Rating: 10
Date: 2021-05-08
Votes: 13
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Really, nothing is a 10, but I refuse to bring the average down on this fine distro. Call it a 9.5.
Pros:
1. Leverages Debian's huge base of apps. Almost everything you want or need is available without having to hunt it down in multiple repos or random sites like for Enterprise Linux distros (RH, Oracle, CentOS, Rocky, Alma, Springdale). Also leverages APT, which when combined with the previous given on available packages creates a little 'ecosystem' where you can experiment and have fun.
2. Server or Desktop install. I will always take the text install Server version but the Desktop with Calemares some may find easier.
3. different inits supported out of the box - SysV, OpenRC, and runit. I like runit, but hey, your call.
4. Backports just like Debian
5. Non-rolling release. If you want to play, and must have the latest versions of everything, I would suggest a rolling release distro - Arch and Void come to mind. These are good distros but I want a stable base that doesn't surprise and 'just works'.
6. Communication channels are monitored and responded to in a timely manner.
7. Stable.
8. No systemd. Had to be said, since that is the primary reason for Devuan's existence. It literally is Debian without systemd.
Cons:
1. Based on Debian. I kid, but really Debian is a little pokey with releases, so because Devuan is downstream, it's major releases will be a little behind Debian's.
2. Smaller team - Devuan is still relatively new, and what they are doing is not trivial.
Other:
1. I consider Devuan a great no-nonsense OS. If you like to experiment but not go overboard, this should be in your wheelhouse. If you wonder what the init-system fuss is about, this is definitely in your wheelhouse.
2. Unlike other more popular downstream Debian releases (Ubuntu), or even Debian itself - it is offering you a choice in how you want to run your system.
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Project: KDE neon
Version: 20210506
Rating: 2
Date: 2021-05-07
Votes: 0
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They may have the "latest" KDE but, sadly, the distro is based on the outdated packages of the Ubuntu LTS, even the flatpak wont be able to install some packages (eg Chromium) as they rely on the newer one. If you are ok and can live with outdated packages then move on and enjoy this.
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Project: Garuda Linux
Version: 210406
Rating: 1
Date: 2021-05-07
Votes: 0
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Horrible install the grub does not work for install
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Project: MX Linux
Version: 19.4
Rating: 10
Date: 2021-05-07
Votes: 24
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Installed this on my 10 year old PC. Everything I needed worked with no problems (browsing, office, music/videos).
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Project: Mageia
Version: 8
Rating: 10
Date: 2021-05-07
Votes: 34
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Still beautifull and very pleasant and easy to work with.
I love the huge choice of desktops.
Another thing I strongly appreciate is the kindness of the community that is really priceless.
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Project: openSUSE
Version: 15.2
Rating: 9
Date: 2021-05-07
Votes: 0
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Only default;
1) is there are no instructions on loading / installing oh how to select packman repository to enable
video codecs
2) The install procedure does not automatically remove the install DVD, or tell you to remove the install USB Key. This is a big turn off for newcomers.
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Project: Arch Linux
Version: current
Rating: 1
Date: 2021-05-07
Votes: 0
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An hour and a bit later, after about 7 attempts, that's a tiny bit too hard and error prone for me... Too many new_player traps for old fools like me.
There are some traps, like ... what's the source and what's the destination you're installing to? (leave blank and we'll just use what seems right & normal.)
Trap ~ if you leave it blank, they'll try and read from the install medium, and then install to the install medium, and then complain that it appears to be read-only... and further complain that you're trying to install a 5 GB OS into a 750MB disk...
Trap ~ it asks for a time zone. Choose UTC and change it later. It doesn't seem to like Australia/Brisbane very much.
Trap ~ Do you want a desktop?
So do you want xorg or wayland or i3 or gnome or mate?
A: You want xorg, but you also want mate, and a window manager, and a compositor... 'And' seems to be a tricky concept...
Try and log in to add all those things and get TTY. Error - Mike is not a sudo user. Funny that, it did ask about that and I sure as hell said yes.
Log in again as root.
tty ....
startx ~ no joy.
adduser mike sudo
'adduser' is not a command this terminal recognises...
Re-install mate. It won't do that, because some stuff is there and some is not, and it won't finish the install and nor will it remove everything and start again.
Now even the old text based Debian installer will get to a point where something's gone wrong, and it will ask if you maybe want to re-think that. This one just tries and fails and drops out. This is not user-friendly software, it really isn't...
As 'installers' go, that is pretty much the worst I have ever encountered...
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Project: Mageia
Version: 8
Rating: 9
Date: 2021-05-07
Votes: 25
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Mageia 8 est une vraie réussite. C'est superbe.
Il faut que les nouveaux utilisateurs passe par la version autonome (version "Live-persist") avec donc un répertoire (partition) persistant pour les données, le tout sur clé USB pour un bon et très facile apprentissage et pour vérifier la compatibilité de tout le matériel. C'est sans le moindre risque pour l'existant. Voir aussi quelques différentes pages de tuto et d'explications. MLO est le site forum où ils pourront trouver de l'aide.
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Project: Kubuntu
Version: 20.04
Rating: 7
Date: 2021-05-06
Votes: 0
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It was a very good system before.
Since v20.04 snap is used, which doesn't work correctly.
My home directory is a soft link to other partition; maybe that's the reason why every snap application crashes during start. So my OS is limited and less working than in previous versions :(
But still good enough to be recommended.
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Project: Venom Linux
Version: 20210312
Rating: 10
Date: 2021-05-06
Votes: 0
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Been using it for a while now, and it's my favorite distro ever. I've switched the default out with herbstluftwm and the idle ram usage with xterm open is only about 130MB! the default theme is beautiful, and I love scratchpkg a ton, because like everything else on venom it's super-fast, and it just works! the repos are a little small, but it's easy to work around, and it's definitely worth it. my computer is super slow, yet scratchpkg still compiles super-fast without errors. I absolutely recommend trying venom, even if you just try it in a VM. I first found it when my friend recommended Gentoo, but it was ultimately too much of a hassle for me, so I looked for other source-based distros and found venom, and I'm so happy I did!
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Project: KANOTIX
Version: nightly
Rating: 9
Date: 2021-05-06
Votes: 0
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Kanotix is one of the most overlooked distros on the planet. I work with Linux (preferred KDE desktop) on a daily basis and cringe when I see the descriptions touted for some of the more popular distros that are nowhere near as ‘stable’ and ‘user friendly’ as they are made out to be. Kanotix on the other hand does exactly what it says on the box with the minimum of fuss across a huge range of different hardware. The only downside is yet another type of installer and inexperienced users may well end up without a UEFI boot entry. This being the case boot into the newly installed system by using the UEFI entry listed on the live USB you just installed from and then run the following as root.
apt-get install --reinstall grub-efi
grub-install /dev/sda
update-grub
Thereafter your new system should boot independently.
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Project: LXLE
Version: 18.04.3
Rating: 9
Date: 2021-05-06
Votes: 0
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it's very fast and simple, it can be customized; doesn't recognised my keyboard perfecty (doesn't recognised my volume or brightness on keyboard), but i like it so much. I've also installed it with a new kernel (5.8) on a new laptop cause i like simple, minimalist and retro desktops (like bodhi linux, for example).
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Project: Linux Mint
Version: 20.1
Rating: 10
Date: 2021-05-06
Votes: 21
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I use Linux Mint daily on my main laptop and have tried it on every computer I own (5),
At least in my case, Wifi, video, audio, camera, even my Brother printer worked and worked well. I appreciate that very much.
It was due to Mint that I moved full time to Linux more than 3 years ago.
It's stable, good looking and very easy to use.
There's an great assortment of per-installed packages to get you up and running.
You can easily remove any of them or add new ones to suit your own needs and taste.
With a couple hundred different Linux DE's to choose from, we find that Mint is in the top three (3), and it's there for a good reason.
Everyone’s likes and needs are different.
It may or may not be what you are looking for, but
the only way to find out is to try it for yourself and see.
Personally I give it a 10. out of 10
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Project: Fedora
Version: 34
Rating: 10
Date: 2021-05-06
Votes: 1
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I have tiried many distros fedora is the best one........for me !!
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Project: OpenBSD
Version: 6.9
Rating: 10
Date: 2021-05-06
Votes: 5
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It does not have the best hardware support, but actually I don't care not using my touchpad, touchscreen and bluetooth if in exchange I have this beautifully crafted and well integrated system. I have a Lenovo Yoga (sorry, I can't remember the model) and I had to install the firmware using a usb-stick, but it's not difficult following the fw_update(1) manual.
The software that comes with the base system is outstanding, even Xorg apps are very well integrated and the preinstalled software is unixporn ready (configuring cwm(1) and xterm(1), creating your own wallpaper with bitmap(1), setting it up with xsetroot(1) and you are ready).
The package manager tools, as most of the tools in openBSD, is simple and does its job very well, better than most linux's package managers.
The manual pages are a bless and there is something about the openBSD way that has teached me to stop being lazy. I love this OS, and I'm thinking on buying compatible hardware from here on.
OpenBSD is not linux, and that must be very clear. Here you don't have an ennormous ammount of software, but the software you have is enough to do everything. Along with the base system I've installed firefox, firefox-i18n-es-CL, qiv, mupdf ,texlive_texmf-full, rubber, ffmpeg, noto-cjk, noto-fonts, noto-emoji, mpv, libreoffice, libreoffice-i18n-es, mozilla-dicts-es-es and I have everithing I need. I'm an ingeenier but right now I'm studying law at the university and openBSD fullfills everything I need.
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Project: Linux Mint
Version: 20.1
Rating: 6
Date: 2021-05-05
Votes: 0
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Mint Linux is an easy, lightweight and stable Debian, but ugly. There is no Mint Budgie, there is no Mint Pantheon, there is no Mint Gnome. I don't like Mate or Cinnamon. Mint XFCE is good, but with a vintage feel.
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Project: GParted Live
Version: 1.3.0-1
Rating: 1
Date: 2021-05-05
Votes: 1
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I tried this out and it wouldn't boot.
I briefly considered trying to solve the problem, but then I realized that most other live distributions have gparted preinstalled anyway.
Pointless.
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Project: Pop!_OS
Version: 20.04
Rating: 10
Date: 2021-05-05
Votes: 1
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First time I try Pop_OS to replace the original Ubuntu 18.04 Dell OptiPlex 3070 and really works great !
Faster, very stable, flatpak, dotnet 5, vscode, angular, node, just working and HP wireless all-in-one with hp icon working too.
Ohhh, automatic partition did not work when installing PopOs, occured an error about mount or unmount /cdrom, so I had to install with manual partition option.
No errors until now, everithing just works very well.
Automatic SSD detection noatime in fstab and fstrim active.
Version: Pop!_OS 20.04 LTS
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Project: Rocky Linux
Version: 8.3-rc1
Rating: 10
Date: 2021-05-05
Votes: 11
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Welcome Rocky!
I downloaded boot iso. I managed to install and configure postfix, dovecot, Postfixadmin, Apache, PHP, MariaDB, Roundcube, Clamav, Amavis and everything goes well.
I am very satisfied.
Well done guys!!!
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