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Xubuntu. It has a lot of support and community knowledge, since it is a *buntu distro, feels very snappy, never had stability issues and looks fine just out of
by salex89 9y ago
Xubuntu. It has a lot of support and community knowledge, since it is a *buntu distro, feels very snappy, never had stability issues and looks fine just out of the box, no tweaking required. I'm not motivated to look elsewhere, although if I do, I'll opt for XFCE again.
For servers I kinda prefer CentOS, but a lot of people around me prefer Ubuntu, so I usually use Ubuntu. I have no proper metrics around this, it's just a feeling.
- noir_lord 9y agoTry Fedora xfce if you do look elsewhere, I was xubuntu for years and then switched to Fedora XFCE respin (needed hardware support for new hardware). Other than 5 minutes setting it up, everything was pretty much the same and I like DNF.