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If you're technical try Fedora. It's a bit on the bleeding edge side, but it's a zero-bullshit OS that mostly just works. Debian is another great option, but pa

by qsort 1y ago

If you're technical try Fedora. It's a bit on the bleeding edge side, but it's a zero-bullshit OS that mostly just works. Debian is another great option, but packages are a bit behind. If you're not technical honestly just buy a mac.

nottorp 1y ago
> If you're technical try Fedora. I still have rpm PTSD from my youth :) > Debian is another great option, but packages are a bit behind. I've got hardware for a new home server that's waiting to be set up, and I was planning to put Devuan on it. Anyone has any impressions of that? > If you're not technical honestly just buy a mac. I have two :) And a couple linux boxes but I mostly ssh into them. I haven't used desktop linux in ages (about 2013, when I switched from linux desktops to mac desktops). Once in a while I run into the newest Ubuntu desktop for various reasons (this time I needed a server in a VM and I thought why not, let's install the desktop) and I'm astonished at the corporate style spamminess.