gryzoniufka Mar 6

I have been switching between #Linux distros for quite a bit now.
#Debian -> #Ubuntu -> #ArchLinux -> #Fedora -> #ArchLinux again.
To be honest, I will stay on Arch-based distro now because it gives me (literally) full control of what I do on my computer.

But basically, #Linux is the best choice for computers right now. You can do literally anything without major consequences and the system comes with only necessary stuff and even that can be deleted if you want it.

My personal experience has been amazing so far and I cannot think about going back to Microslop Windoze (#Windows). I was even able to play games and these ran with much more smoothness than on Windoze.
Now that I have #OpenSource system here, I can be at peace.

Show threadXionicalMar 6
@gryzoniufka The rabbit hole that is gentoo awaits! Totally agree with arch tho. Cachyos has a minimal install that dumps you into tts, but with a lot of the custom stuff I would have done already. So I went that route with my current install and it's been great!
Show threadgryzoniufka 
@Xionical I have EndeavourOS though but I heard of CachyOS - "Arch for newbies". Dunno, haven't tried Cachy yet.
Mar 6 at 4:26amWeb
Show threadXionicalMar 6
@gryzoniufka EOS is a good one. It's my current recommendation for more computer literate friends wanting to try out Linux. Happy its been good for you!
Show threadgryzoniufka Mar 6
@Xionical Although, for literal newbies who want to have a stable Linux distro... I would say that #LinuxMint is a good choice.