Which one should I try out first lads
New to linux
Christopher Watson
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Levi Torres
Fedora. Manjaro fails when it comes to security and Antergos is just Arch with an installer that has been stuck in beta for a long time.
Hunter Hill
Devuan.
Don't fall for the NSA/systemd meme.
Ryder Powell
Ubuntu. You're just going to come back and bitch about it not being Windows, so why not start simple?
Eli Ross
manjaro is shit
install antergos
If antergos installation fails (80% chance it will) then install fedora, but have fun with their shit package manager and repos
Brayden Scott
I jumped through several distros and Manjaro was the only one that didn't give me any problems.
XFCE is ugly but clean and minimalistic, would choose over i3 since it's your first time with a Linux distro
William Wood
>bunch of pleb shit
Devuan, Gentoo, Slackware: take your pick.
Alternatively: OpenBSD
Daniel Lee
Slackware.
Leo Hall
>Manjaro fails when it comes to security
How so?
Connor Clark
Cause Ubuntu looks ugly
Blake White
mint
Jeremiah Mitchell
Not sure if troll
Nicholas Smith
if you want arch just install arch ffs its really not complicated
at most itd take you an hour to go from nothing to base installed with a full DE assuming you dont have a shit connection
dont use manjaro, its bloated and has its own repo separate from arch
dont use antergos, its installer is garbage and youll spend hours cleaning and fixing shit that it fucked up
and if youre really too dumb to follow a simple guide, just install fedora and be done with it
Asher Moore
Unity looks ugly. This is your first lesson. Antergos Manjaro and Fedora are the same shit with different maintainers. Fedora is pretty decent on implementing security updates. You can put i3 or XFCE on any distribution so that doesn't really matter.
Wyatt Garcia
Go grab Arch Anywhere and NixOS and try those instead.
Evan Ramirez
Jose Bennett
Memejaro is only for time travelers you fool
Sebastian Jenkins
why?
Every reason to not use systemd is based on years of experience with older systems.
Systemd made so many things easier, new users should just embrace it and be thankful they didn't have to learn anything else.
Asher Mitchell
Thank you desu
Andrew Howard
What's the general consensus on Alpine Linux?
Joshua Rodriguez
>what is paper theme
Adrian Jackson
Install Gentoo.
Asher Cruz
Nice try CIA nigger.
Camden Lee
They really put the nigger cattle to work.
Christopher Reed
Multiboot all of them.
Kayden Gonzalez
amything with i3 is comfy.af
Gabriel Nguyen
jesus how many arch installers do we need
Brayden Smith
CHECKED
and not OP but maybe my brain will not be dumb and i can fix my bsd install today
Hudson Nelson
Antergos.
Sebastian Long
OP you should use ubuntu
>but it looks ugly
Ubuntu does not come in one desktop only
There is ubuntu gnome(gnome)
Kubuntu(KDE)
Xubuntu(XFCE really like this one for old PCs)
Ubuntu Mate(Mate again old PCs)
Lubuntu(LXDE Can run on 128MB ram)
Comming Soon -ubuntu budgie
If you do not do this you'll start hating linux because you'll basically throw yourself into a pit of lava
Jason Sanchez
>Fedora
Enjoy your botnet
Jason Rivera
Antergos, it's Arch with an installer. Also use cinnamon if you have good memory and cpu, otherwise openbox, mate, or xfce is good for weaker computers.
Robert Cook
If you're looking for a comfy casual distro that isn't retarded to use for non-CLI users then Fedora or Debian.
If you're looking for a minimal, configurable OS that you can make as productive as possible for yourself, then Gentoo or Arch.
For servers, FreeBSD/RHEL/CentOS
Or openBSD if you're really crazy about security.
Jacob Morris
None,try Ubuntu budgie.