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You misspelled Ubuntu. Edit: I don't know what I expected.
by teach 6y ago
You misspelled Ubuntu.
Edit: I don't know what I expected.
- da_big_ghey 6y agoYou misspelled Archlinux.
- EGreg 6y agoYou misspelled whatever is here https://xkcd.com/378/ https://xkcd.com/378/
- zackify 6y agoYou misspelled PalmOS
- backing 6y agoYou misspelled c++.
- p1necone 6y agoYou misspelled Arch with a Debian install on another partition in case an update breaks everything.
- Skunkleton 6y agoArch with a btrfs root, and automatic snapshots before updates.
- 6510 6y agowhich is the best linux distro?
- core-questions 6y agoWhatever one _you_ aren't using yet.
- teach 6y agoThis is like asking "Which is the best automobile?" It depends a lot on personal preference and what you want to use it for. (Families with a lot of kids need something like a minivan, some people need a truck with huge towing capacity, some people want good gas mileage, etc.) My personal opinions: * Ubuntu - when you want something well-supported and everything usually just works out of the box * Pop!_OS - same as above but gaming is more important to you * Debian - when you want stability rather than the latest features * Arch - when you want control over every aspect of your system * CentOS - when you want a rock-solid server platform (though this has changed very recently) And there are dozens of other flavors of Linux with different strengths and weaknesses and different levels of support. So it depends on your goals!
- p1necone 6y agoIs Pop!_OS better than Ubuntu for gaming? Given that the officially supported distro for Steam is whatever the latest LTS version of Ubuntu is I would assume that would be the way to go. (FWIW I'm using Arch and have found Steam support to be pretty seamless, apart from needing to install PulseAudio as bare ALSA had issues.)
- teach 6y agoI've never used Pop!_OS but I've heard that it takes the "Just Works" polish of Ubuntu in general and extends that to proprietary video card drivers. For an absolute beginner, it's probably better for gaming. For people who already know what they're doing, it's probably not a noticeably better gaming experience.