I'll start: NixOS
Obscure but good linux distributions
Wyatt Reyes
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Matthew Gutierrez
No. Just get used to Ubuntu, because that's ultimately the distro you'll end up on.
Kayden Young
What makes a distro "good", user?
Bet you can't answer that, huh
Jayden Jenkins
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Angel Jackson
Joshua Long
Umm void was pretty fun! but unfortunately it may be dying >_<
How about alpine! It's a super secure and tiny distro that could be used for routers, docker containers, and servers. It uses Musl libc, OpenRC, and busybox. Only downsides are things maybe not working for a desktop because of the musl libc, and it not having manpages and making it excessively annoying to get them.
How about MX Linux? A systemdless desktop distro based on debian and AntiX. I think it uses sysvinit.
And of course can't forget Devuan, which just recently caught up to Debian. It's Debian without systemd pretty much, although it offers an OpenRC option now as well as just sysvinit.
Jeremiah Parker
Wouldn't ProteanOS be a better option for an embedded use-case?
Gabriel James
is this a joke?
Ethan Brooks
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Grayson Nguyen
Die.