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Yeah, I came here to say this. Ubuntu (esp LTS) if you want "mostly just works, I don't want to spend time maintaining/configuring it", Arch if you're more adve
by wyclif 10y ago
Yeah, I came here to say this. Ubuntu (esp LTS) if you want "mostly just works, I don't want to spend time maintaining/configuring it", Arch if you're more adventurous and nerdy. Fedora if you are a "just works" person but are doing it on a ThinkPad.
- omeid2 10y agoFedora just works until you have to do a major upgrade. Every single major upgrade since 19 broke my system and I barely use anything "special", just i3wm, firefox, and gnome terminal is mostly what I use. Arch gets my vote. :) Even though I run CentOS on servers and it requires a bit more mental shift when switching between than Fedora.
- nhumrich 10y ago> if your doing it on a Thinkpad What's so special about the fedora Thinkpad combo?
- wyclif 10y agoRed Hat uses ThinkPads, so Fedora, RHEL, etc have great hardware support for them.
- wyclif 10y agoEdit for typo: meant to say LTR.