What Linux distro do you use?

[Goshikk]

I really don't regret switching to Linux at all, but I seriously miss my retroarch install.

The Windows and Linux versions have significantly different file structures so I wasn't able to import my setup...

 

[Yousef Yousef]

Arch Linux user for about a year and a half i think? The migration process was tedious, but I was incredibly happy finally get rid of windows 10.

 

[MrYesterday]

I keep going back and forth because... reasons...
But whenever I do use Linux, it's Mint (Cinnamon), plain and simple.

 

[Goshikk]

I keep going back and forth because... reasons...
But whenever I do use Linux, it's Mint (Cinnamon), plain and simple.

old reliable. it just doesnt break

 

[Jdan-S]

Been working with Mint since the mid 2010s, and it's been a solid experience overall.

 

[aquova]

First dual booted xubuntu in 2012 or so, then played around with a few distributions until switching full time to ubuntu in 2019. I switched to Arch in 2021 and haven't looked back (although I experiment with NixOS for a summer in 2023 or so)

 

[Goshikk]

Been working with Mint since the mid 2010s, and it's been a solid experience overall.
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mint waifu

 

[raiden_dj]

OpenSUSE is not an option sadly
Edit: why is FreeBSD an option? who uses that as a daily driver?

 

[Mopeybloke]

I used Mint briefly as a live environment till I found out my Windows install was preventing me from dual booting thanks to some driver BS. It was pretty glorious for a few minutes.

 

[Poppet]

EndeavourOS, which is literally just Arch Linux with an UI install. Stable and, if anything happens, all problems get quickly reported to their forums and solved in the same day.

 

[semyaza]

 

[Goshikk]

OpenSUSE is not an option sadly
Edit: why is FreeBSD an option? who uses that as a daily driver?

I thought suse was based on fedora

 

[raiden_dj]

I thought suse was based on fedora

damn