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Share Your Favorite Linux Distros and Why You Love Them
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Gentoo Linux
Being a source based distro, programs are compiled and optimized to your system configuration. Additionally you can add/remove features you dis/like using USE flags.
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Debian.
EndeavourOS
An installer of Archlinux with sane default but also has all of Arch Power
manjaro. i've just switched from windows a few days ago. i was expecting to troubleshoot and spend hours setting up the system, but.. It Just Works ™️
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Fedora KDE.
Arch. It's a "build-your-own" distro without the hassle of compiling everything from source, like with Gentoo (still love Gentoo, though). Also, it has pretty big repos with the AUR on top of that.
And no, it's not unstable, if you can read. My oldest Arch install was 5 years old and even then, it didn't break. I just wanted to do a fresh install for no particular reason.
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Debian
I've been a Mint faithful for a few years now
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