Hey Sup Forums whats a good linux os that doesnt submit data to nsa, can detect drivers good, and good desktop environment
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Samuel Torres
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Daniel Ortiz
Fedora
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Nolan Sanchez
workstation, or atomic
Caleb Foster
Any of them but Ubuntu is the one people start with.
Logan Kelly
ubuntu is a botnet
Joseph Brooks
Linux Mint Cinnamon 18.2 Sonya
Anthony Cox
Provide proof from current version and I'll believe you
Leo Clark
i heard mint is slowly turning into a botnet also
Andrew Hall
ubuntu is a fucking botnet thats basic knowledge, the proof is clear
Eli Davis
You're a flaming faggot, that's basic knowledge. I don't have to provide proof for that. Everyone just knows it. This is how things work.
Gavin Butler
everyone does know it except you brainlet
Connor Adams
>"provide proof"
you should already know the proof t. brainlet
Jaxson Reed
The Amazon thing was removed as fast as it was implemented. The keyword here was "current version". Now what, faggots? Still no proof? Yeah I thought so.
Jason Sullivan
And inb4 "no u provide it"
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Gabriel Allen
Xubuntu, Ubuntu MATE, OpenSUSE, maybe ElementaryOS.
Nicholas Perez
Manjaro
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Brandon Hill
>Now what, faggots? Still no proof? Yeah I thought so.
>has conversation with himself
Angel Scott
Install Gentoo
Camden Price
the thing is i want a prebuilt os
Ethan Thomas
Devuan, void, gentoo
Carter Rivera
Mint and Ubuntu *probably* don't send data to the NSA, but if that's one of your criteria I wouldn't suggest them. Fedora is easy and definitely doesn't, so it is my suggestion. Good driver support. I personally dislike GNOME and I'd suggest XFCE, but I can understand why people like GNOME.
Leo Brown
use fedora cinnamon
Michael Morales
>Hey Sup Forums whats a good linux os that doesnt submit data to nsa,
Any distro which is completely open source. Debian is a good choice.
>detect drivers good, and good desktop environment
These are completely independent of the distribution (except something like KDE neon).
But you should easily be able to install all drivers and desktop environments in any distro you want.
Connor Parker
If you know what ur doing you can compile the kernel/install drivers to make it detect hardware.
No non-free software will make it NSA free iff you are paranoid
John Reed
i thought linux has the drivers built in, being monolithic and all
Hunter Young
any of the studio ones (science, art, etc). Those are legally bound to not include spying shit since it's used by researchers (the science ones but they all share the same license)