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I meant going to a non commercially owned distro. While Ubuntu for instance is a good experience, you still need to trust Canonical. Granted it's a lot easier
by makeitdouble 2y ago
I meant going to a non commercially owned distro.
While Ubuntu for instance is a good experience, you still need to trust Canonical. Granted it's a lot easier when it's OSS at its core and there's a whole community watching.
- fsflover 2y agoDebian is better than Ubuntu in every way. My relatives use it just fine.