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Linux Distro Discussion
Posted: 09 Jun 2010, 13:07
by Vampyre_2099
Hey all
it's been a while since I've been on the forums. Anyway, what I wanted to do was start a topic for the discussion of the different distros and for people to discuss which they feel is the best and why.
I'm currently in the act of choosing a distro. In the past week I've tried Ubunut, Xubuntu, Kubuntu, Linux Mint, Zenwalk and Arch. I'm in the act of downloading gentoo as I've always wanted to try it.
So... go!
Re: Linux Distro Discussion
Posted: 09 Jun 2010, 14:18
by Hman
Opensuse 11.2. Period.
Re: Linux Distro Discussion
Posted: 09 Jun 2010, 15:05
by rustypup
Hman wrote:Opensuse 11.2. Period.
hmm... that good?
<shamefully admits to using little other than ubuntu for more than a year now...>
i've recently fondled DSL again, but i wouldn't rate it as a contender... canonical's done a great job so far, and their driver base is certainly the best i've encountered.
i should, however, note that i dislike the plymouth colour scheme in LL...
Re: Linux Distro Discussion
Posted: 10 Jun 2010, 14:22
by Vampyre_2099
I'm not very tempted by openSUSE... not sure what it is.
I'm currently back using ubuntu while I wait for gentoo to finish downloading. Main reason I like ubuntu, tons of support.
Re: Linux Distro Discussion
Posted: 10 Jun 2010, 14:32
by Bladerunner
I prefer Mint or Fedora.
Re: Linux Distro Discussion
Posted: 18 Jun 2010, 12:43
by ryanrich
Also haven't used much else besides Ubuntu. Lucid Lynx is just fantastic though, so I don't see myself switching anytime soon but I'd like to give openSUSE a try...
Re: Linux Distro Discussion
Posted: 18 Jun 2010, 12:54
by Hman
I use opensuse because I don't have a net connection at home I prefer installing from a DVD with tons of software as to installing from a CD and then trying to do something but finding that I need to dl some piece of code.
Re: Linux Distro Discussion
Posted: 18 Jun 2010, 15:00
by Vampyre_2099
Just tried using Sabayon, been using it all day and I must say that I'm pretty happy. It's based off Gentoo, so it seems to be a bit quicker, except on package installation due to having to compile everything