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What's the alternative to Debian / Ubuntu now that CentOS is gone?
by trallnag 2y ago
What's the alternative to Debian / Ubuntu now that CentOS is gone?
- lawn 2y agoArch Linux and Void Linux are both worth a look I'd say.
- TheBicPen 2y agoI believe the zoomer response to this is "bruh"
- yjftsjthsd-h 2y agoRolling-release distros are unlikely to fit into the same usecase as a slow-moving stable-release distro.
- arp242 2y agoAlmaLinux and Rocky Linux are continuations of CentOS; I have no experience with either but that would be the logical place to start.
- TheBicPen 2y agoFedora
- yjftsjthsd-h 2y agoIt really depends on your usecase; I'm personally fond of OpenSUSE and Alpine Linux. OpenSUSE is more "conventional" like Debian/RHEL, and Alpine is a touch idiosyncratic (mostly, musl as its libc means 3rd-party binaries often won't work) but is tiny ant fantastic when it does work for your usecase.