best version of ubuntu
>inb4 install gentoo
Best version of ubuntu
Charles Reyes
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Benjamin Cooper
10.04 was comfy
Ryan Sanchez
Debian Xfce
Luke Flores
Anything LTS or server edition, install X and your favorite DE(or whatever) at your own discretion.
Ayden Perez
Xubuntu
Luke Hall
Kubuntu 16.04 with backports PPA. All the greateness of KDE with rock solid ubuntu base.
Wyatt Nguyen
Literally install gentoo.
Or are you too stupid for that?
James Lopez
Ubuntu Mate is comfy
Cooper Cox
gentoo is perfect.
void seems to be comfy too.
Jose Peterson
Installed Gentoo
Tyler Evans
>greatness of kde
Literally the worst choice for a traditional desktop
John Stewart
did you mean flavour?
Ethan Long
Arch linux
Thomas Nelson
I use arch btw
Eli Roberts
LTS is the only version you should ever consider.
Christian Campbell
manjaro
Jason Cox
xubuntu
Dominic Mitchell
16.04 LTS
Andrew Ramirez
I prefer Xubuntu. Lubuntu however is amazing on toasters.
Getting a new desktop soon, and am thinking about maybe trying Kubuntu.
Brody Gutierrez
I installed Manjaro on my ThinkPad and fucking hated it.
>Closing the laptop lid caused some retarded screen issue, managed to fix it
>Installed the most recent (((proprietary))) GPU driver, somehow installing catalyst fucked Whisker menu, and it lost my config
>Graphics performance somehow managed to be worse
>Uninstall and reinstall free drivers
>Things seemed ok
>Few days later random crash while Pacman -Syu
>Have to hard reset as nothing is doing anything
>Whoops looks like it somehow managed to corrupt lightDM and I have a cli only system now
>Use LiveUSB to recover light DM, recovery and repair seems to go well reboot
>Whoops looks like grub is now fucked and how have no OS on your system
And that's when I reinstalled Xubuntu.
Fuck Manjaro. If you're going to make a "just wurks" distro, make it actually work
Christopher Barnes
7.04 or 7.10 after that is pure garbage
Parker Thompson
why do you post this shit everywhere, no one cares
Lincoln Hall
B T F O
Adrian King
Xubuntu or Lubuntu
Christian Jackson
SOLUS
Leo Bell
Xubuntu 16.04
Dylan Mitchell
These
Anything else is shit
Anthony Morales
recently discovered ubuntu studio. any experience with it and its native features for audio recording / mastering / mixing?
Thomas Morales
> (OP) (You)
>did you mean flavour?
yes
Aiden Wood
I quite liked 8.04 too, maybe because it was my first distro.
This is the best *buntu variant.
William Smith
Ubuntu Budgie, feels comfy and straightforward (i.e. Not bloated).
Hudson Rivera
Netinstall with only the packages you want
Ian Gray
As long it's GNU
Carson Hall
Ubuntu got gay.
I switched to Linux Mint
Parker Miller
Not worth it from my experience. My audio interface already worked perfectly ootb with ALSA and the only good daw in linux is Bitwig (proprietary).
Leo Flores
mint is good. Cinnamon is the only DE that doesn't tear my windows.
Carson Gutierrez
Levi Sanchez
I’m still using 11.04
i don’t care about the lack of updates lol, i love this ubuntu
Andrew Clark
the network installer, it's you install nothing but core Ubuntu then install and set up whatever DE/WM you want afterwards. but from the sounds of it you don't know what you want so just get the normal installer and then install a bunch of different DE's and test around, Ubuntu makes it really easy since you can just log out and change DE in the log in screen without messing with init files. have fun.
Eli Sullivan
hmu with that pape senpai
William Gonzalez
post pape
Jace Price
install cloveros and you'll have it
Jonathan Johnson
Carter Hall
>he doesn't want to install a operating system designed for anime
lol look at this queer
Ethan Hall
Unironically 17.10. I'd recommend plain jane 16.04, but since Unity is ded it wouldn't be sensible to get used to it when the next LTS. That being said, I'm looking forward to 18.04, hopefully it'll iron out a lot of the little issues in 17.10. Of course, I'm in the minority. I think GNOME is actually quite a nice desktop environment with a few extensions enabled.
Is a great suggestion, too. Budgie is wonderful. It's effectively GNOME without the bloat, and with a sensible default layout rather than needing to install a bunch of extensions. I'm excited for Budgie 11, since it will be moving away from annoying garbage like GTK.
Owen Martin
or...?
Julian Thomas
i like budgie but it is super finicky with what apps it allows you to pin to the taskbar, which is a pain in the ass to configure
Ethan White
>he doesn't want to install a operating system designed for anime
>install a operating system
>a operating
lol look at this brainlet
James Hill
my first language is hindi please be nice
Tyler Reed
>calls me a queer
>then asks me to be nice
Indians really are scum eh?
Eli Cox
I installed Lubuntu initially (after having used other distros in the past). It was serviceable but Xfce4 is substantially better than LXDE in my opinion.
Jordan Sanchez
Debain mate
Jaxson Adams
Ubuntu is ubuntu.
Xubuntu, Kubuntu, etc are all Ubuntu, they just change the software that comes preinstalled.
Brody Brown
Wow, neat, user!
I'm in Isreal, so we only have Jubuntu available here. :^)
Jace Turner
>Literally install gentoo.
>Or are you too stupid for that?
>gains 0.2% in overall speed
"Heh, have fun with your binary distro kiddo"