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Pick one that works for you* and plays nice with your hardware. Make sure it has a very good package manager. I like Debian with mate myself (never tried arch,
by irixusr 11y ago
Pick one that works for you* and plays nice with your hardware. Make sure it has a very good package manager.
I like Debian with mate myself (never tried arch, but i use their tutorials a lot). Apt-get works, has almost everything I need and there is a large user base.
Ubuntu peevs me off trying to be so flashy. But I tap into the know how of their user base often.
* works for you means that you don't spend your days trying to figure stupid things out, or you battle buggy GUIs. Whatever it is you do on a computer the district/environment is a tool, not the end goal.
- Raed667 11y ago> the district/environment is a tool, not the end goal I went off Arch/Manjaro due to this. Keeping the system working smoothly after every single change was too much work. I guess I'll be sticking to Mint with Mate after all.