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As a long time Ubuntu user that's not anymore, I'd suggest you find an alternative distro. I understand adding things to your OS, but if you are at the point yo
by lucasyvas 4y ago
As a long time Ubuntu user that's not anymore, I'd suggest you find an alternative distro. I understand adding things to your OS, but if you are at the point you are removing things by default, that's usually an indication it's not the best distro for you. RHEL family is a pretty good choice. Also Manjaro.
Edit: Another poster suggested PopOS - that's probably a less radical change.
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- cyberpunk 4y agoWhat's left in the RHEL family? CentOS is dead, Scientific is dead, Rocks I guess? It's not a lot of fun using these as a workstation, and even as servers they're quite a pita if you need any kind of up-to-date language runtime on them (e.g node or elixir or something). I use Void on my clients, and ubuntu server for servers, hopefully snap won't get in my way there too much :}
- thawaya3113 4y agoFedora is excellent.
- Froedlich 4y agoIf you like Fedora's default Gnome, probably. If you're a KDE user, Fedora isn't friendly at all. And you'll still have to have all the Gnome binaries to support the Fedora tools that are Gnome-only.
- lucasyvas 4y agoFedora + Rocky