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Reply by NosyCat
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Also Debian. It's rock-solid and just works. Though I have a couple of older machines with Salix OS, and one with Puppy Linux, that served me well for a while. Termux is also good for fooling around on mobile, and Alpine for testing things out in a VM.
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Reply by Relish Ubiquitous
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Knoppix is a cool distro (and useful!)
CrunchBang is one of my favorites. And just plain Debian. I like the development which has gone into MX Linux also (especially the custom tools).
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Reply by SpookyZalost
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Debian and variations on it. my most favorite was #! (crunchbang) but it's no longer a supported distro.
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Reply by Denny
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Ubuntu/Debian. Ohh, and it is NOT GNU/Linux anymore than a new car is Good Year/Ford.
You need those tires to run your car, and you appreciate the quality of the product, but it's still just a Ford.
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Reply by First Contact
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I've switched to Mint as my main OS (earlier it was Windows 10). I've used a couple of other distros before on a different PC, and so far I like this one
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Reply by jankudev
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I have only used Debian and Ubuntu. I started with Ubuntu but i was getting irritated with canonical (company that owns ubuntu). I switched to Debian and never looked back. It does everything i need it to do and it is truly open source with very little set up knowledge required. Basically you pick the default choice for everything and you are good to go. I am using 12 and its awesome. No more canonical which is a plus.
Reply by Konrad
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My current Linux distro's I am using is Debian Raspbian on Raspberry Pi 4 and Parrot OS on my personal laptop. I have been dwelling on other versions such as Mint and Puppy Linux in virtual machines :)
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Reply by Sammy
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i use debian for a home server and it works very well - as a noobie linux user it occasionally gave me some teething issues when it comes to missing dependencies and whatnot but i've overcome every roadblock i ran into so far
later on when windows 10 officially drops support later this year i'm looking into lmde for my main pc to play games on. hopefully it works out well for me!
Reply by Jiri
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