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Pick up an LTSB release and remove the desktop (custom shell). It looks a lot like Arch / Debian with first class hardware support.
by fra0 9y ago
Pick up an LTSB release and remove the desktop (custom shell).
It looks a lot like Arch / Debian with first class hardware support.
- partycoder 9y agoWhile LTSB looks good (fewer bundled apps, that's great), it is very dissimilar from Arch or Debian. Regarding hardware compatibility, please be aware of the fact that Debian supports many more processor architectures than Windows. Maybe Windows will support some peripherals better, but Linux has improved a lot in this respect. Chances are out of the box support for hardware is better in Linux than it is on Windows these days.