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Bell curve of Linux distributions

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Bell curve of Linux distributions

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linuxmemes@lemmy.worldEnglish · 2 年前

I use Windows btw

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Would be true if canonical didn’t screw up so much lately. Fedora is the go to for many now
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  Why not any other Debian based
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    Debian based? So just Debian then
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      Debian IS based 😉
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        That was what I was going for
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        … on Debian.
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      Yea also, or Mint (debian version) or something else
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        PopOS good Ubuntu bad
        
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        For now. Let’s wait a while and see if system76 fucks it up.

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