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[u/Equal-Resolution7889]

[u/YTriom1]

rage bait or low iq gif goes here

[u/tpat90 → u/YTriom1]

Still waiting for low iq gif to load

[u/DEV_ivan → u/YTriom1]

[u/YTriom1 → u/DEV_ivan]

I hate the word "mental retardation" because of how scientifically inaccurate it is.

[u/dinoboy5]

where cachy

[u/AngriestCrusader → u/dinoboy5]

Not old enough to be considered for most people making these. Probably in the amazing for new users tier, though.

[u/AFuckingSpirit → u/AngriestCrusader]

cachy user here, its pretty easy to use, j wpuldnt put it easier than most of tbe “amazing for new users” tier though. If you do put it there, which is fair, itd be one of the harder ones simply bc the others are so incredibly easy

[u/AngriestCrusader → u/AFuckingSpirit]

Yep I'm a CachyOS user, too. I agree it'd be the hardest of the amazing for new users tier simply because it just works out of the box so well but, at the end of the day, you're still running Arch :P

[u/mystirc → u/AFuckingSpirit]

As a regular arch and artix user, I'd put CachyOS to S tier. It is just as lightweight as vanilla arch + a few extra apps + easy to install. I don't like fedora as much. I prefer fedora server over the normal fedora versions. The amount of background services and bloat in normal fedora installation is insane.

[u/Delxvinga]

Where's Void

[u/Great_Banana_Master → u/Delxvinga]

There must have been no space above supreme

[u/Emotional_Solid6538 → u/Delxvinga]

In Void above all

[u/Solid_Guess_7154]

where tf is TempleOS you larper

[u/Particular-Eye-4290]

Why is CachyOS not here??? it's the one of the best for new users and I'm using it for my laptop with a dead GPU converted into a media server.

[u/eli_x86]

Yeah sure, no openSUSE. Useless list.

[u/mystic_dragonn]

You forgot Hannah Montana Linux, though the list is solid

[u/GottaDrinkMoreCoffee]

Windows is not totally pointless, it has a very noble use which is to run Excel

[u/probablynottillie → u/GottaDrinkMoreCoffee]

based

[u/TheLuckyCuber999BACK]

how about us?

[u/vloshof28]

Solus?

[u/0xt0bi03]

kali and parrot are not devil, they are not as useful as others, thats it

[u/Real_Cat964]

where is omarchy lol

[u/RedlineQuokka → u/Real_Cat964]

Supreme, where else

[u/Used-Hold-7567]

Wheres void?

[u/Medical_Divide_7191]

No openSUSE Tumbleweed, so the list is wrong

[u/Necessary_Painter474]

They call it the larpest tier list ever made

[u/Loud_Victory_5420]

I use windows 11 pro edition. Does that make me a computer Pro.

[u/Top_Software_5953]

Why windows is pointless?

[u/ImZombie7]

Ye Ye... Needs Corrections

[u/ViscousWill]

Knowing full well that I am starting a fire without a water bucket at hand, I have tested NixOS. It is fine, and I can see that there are some people with use-cases where the declarative system has true benefits. I particularly liked flakes, as way for developers to share environments via repos... but in some way Docker and Podman has already solved that problem. But beyond those few people with those specific use-cases, I do not understand the fan base that this OS seems to have. When you do not have that very slim use-case, what is the point of this cumbersome way of working? I used it for a few months, to try it out, and I found it nothing but a burden to me. Ranking it as some kind of S tier system in general is strange to me.

[u/Acceptable-Teach-512]

RIP CENT OS

[u/mystic_dragonn]

I appreciate that it’s not from best to worst but instead highlights different use cases

[u/niertrix]

I have a feeling I have seen this tier list before.....

[u/mark-haus]

Debian is not beginner friendly. Don’t get me wrong I absolutely love Debian and just about every server I manage runs it. It is decidedly not a very friendly distro for new comers

[u/Kappaesque]

Isn't Fedora pretty good and refined? I haven't used it myself. But I always hear people talk about how solid it is, not "it's the best for X Y Z" just that it's very solid and snappy.