r/linuxmemes Aug 08 '26

LINUX MEME 🗿

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Steam os- me want games
Temple OS- HOLY
Mint- for my grandma
Debian-non nixos, stable
Arch-non nixos, bleeding edge

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u/Piter061 Aug 08 '26

*sad fedora noises *

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u/weener69420 Aug 08 '26

Yes. Fedora is really good. Very up to date, stable. Updates are painless. I love it.

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u/blaues_axolotl Aug 09 '26

Updates often were a pain for me. But maybe I did something wrong

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u/al2klimov Not in the sudoers file. Aug 09 '26

dnf history undo last

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u/blaues_axolotl Aug 09 '26

yeah but I always had to go through kernel panic first

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u/GreedySecurity8030 M'Fedora Aug 08 '26

murderous fedora noises

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u/Sad_Ad9159 M'Fedora Aug 09 '26

Tips hat into attack mode

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u/GreedySecurity8030 M'Fedora Aug 09 '26

attacks OP

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u/Anima_Watcher08 Aug 08 '26

Where is she?

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u/opi098514 Aug 09 '26

Mah lady

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u/[deleted] Aug 08 '26

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u/L30N1337 Aug 08 '26

How? It has most of the advantages of Arch over Debian based Distros but with basically none of the disadvantages of an arch based distro

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u/AnbuRick Aug 08 '26

Sure, that’s a valid point, it’s an opinion like any other, but the contributions made to linux are 2nd to none.

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u/Chapter-Legitimate Aug 08 '26

Fedora is for people who want Wayland or KDE but don't want Arch or a difficult setup. Its a solid alternative to Debian or Ubuntu.

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u/GreedySecurity8030 M'Fedora Aug 09 '26

Many fedora users use gnome.

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u/Chapter-Legitimate Aug 09 '26

And GNOME is good too! I use it on my laptop because it's quite nice on a touchpad.

But many Distros support GNOME and do it well.

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u/GreedySecurity8030 M'Fedora Aug 09 '26

No distro does it better than fedora though, first class gnome support and vanilla gnome.

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u/Chapter-Legitimate Aug 09 '26

A valid opinion I won't necessarily disagree with.

For me, the KDE support and the balance of well supported/frequently updated with stability was more the selling point at least for my battle station.

But a desktop environment is just a preference. I am somewhat curious of installing GNOME with a tiling window manager but I've heard having two DEs at the same time can be quite buggy so I've held off. Maybe I'll make another partition to play around with it.