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It makes very little sense to pick a distro if you dislike their default interface. There are too many choices, or you can pick a distro like Arch that is WM ag
by MatthewPhillips 15y ago
It makes very little sense to pick a distro if you dislike their default interface. There are too many choices, or you can pick a distro like Arch that is WM agnostic.
- SkyMarshal 15y agoIt does if you value other aspects of it: Debian package management, Ubuntu PPA's, Wayland (when that arrives), popular apps like Spotify target Ubuntu and Fedora and don't 'just work' on other distro's, etc. Default interface is just one aspect of the decision, and some of the others may outweigh it even for those who hate the interface direction.