Ubuntu users: why not just Debian?
Ubuntu users: why not just Debian?
Jacob Perry
Christian Cook
Because Unity.
Dominic Harris
Same shit anyway
Gabriel Campbell
But Unity is spyware.
Mostly, except without all that spyware.
Cooper Gomez
You can use Ubuntu without Unity.
Gabriel Flores
Hell yea
Jack Green
No Solidworks? No Adobe suite? No Altium?
I guess it's good for writing command line apps and bragging about all your reactive apps and dockers...
Wyatt Martinez
>he fell for the 2 gb and 2 cores meme
Christopher Phillips
Did they port unity already? No? Still too stupid? Ah, okay, I'll jusst stick to Ubuntu for now.
Lucas Bailey
Unity is great, newer packages, better out of the box experience.
Spyware meme hasn't been relevant since 16.04 and even before that it was very easy to uninstall.
Henry Rogers
Guys it only uses like 250MB of ram
Jayden Brooks
>what is wine
>what is qemu/kvm
Nolan Hernandez
And that is a breeze to setup?
Evan Thomas
>No Solidworks? No Adobe suite? No Altium?
Why would you need all this?
Jacob Murphy
I did switch lol
Blake Baker
Wine is really easy to set up and there are many user friendly qemu/kvm frontends available. Creating a VM in virt-manager doesn't take more than a minute and that's an overestimation.
Lucas Jenkins
>mfw i happily use a stock android phone, ubuntu with unity, gmail, and google chrome on all my devices
Brandon Bailey
I tried to install it once and ended up with GNOME
James Davis
>tfw you do the same and enjoy the synergy and simplicity
I hope you installed KDE Connect as well.
ppa:varlesh-l/indicator-kdeconnect
I don't know why Sup Forums makes things so hard for themselves.
Adrian Turner
Creo, Gimp, Pads
Jordan Rodriguez
> Not using crunchbang ++
Jack Perry
spyware issue was fixed a few releases ago.
and this
Jackson Brown
Newer packages
/t
Ayden Johnson
>mfw google knows more about you than your mother
>mfw i have no face
Alexander Murphy
Debian Backports...
Or use testing repo...
Tyler King
because it just werks
Carson Cruz
HAHAHAHA
Adam Moore
>Or use testing repo...
No.
>next-stable testing has the worst security update speed. Don't prefer testing if security is a concern.
The only reasonable choices are sid or stable+backports, compared to both of them ubuntu offers a few releases to choose from where the balance b/w stability/security/up-to-date packages can be closer to one or the other depending on your preferences without going to full autism of either
Nathan Turner
...
Landon Martin
Because I don't have a 486 anymore.