• henfredemars@infosec.pub
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    10 months ago

    2nd. Ubuntu is the place to be if you want your best chances for immediate compatibility, and search results will favor your popular configuration if you have issues.

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      10 months ago

      3rd, but I recommend getting the kde variety (used to be called kubuntu). This will give you the most windows like experience. Regular Ubuntu ships with gnome and has a different feel to it.

      Also, gnome suxxxxxxxxxxx! There, I said it!

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        10 months ago

        I love KDE, but Kubuntu is a buggy mess, at least it was a year ago when I last tried it.

        Honestly, the best implementation I’ve seen is Manjaro’s, with Nobara close behind.

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          10 months ago

          I’ve been on slackware almost exclusively for 2 decades-ish. I’m team kde. I always liked it, but I had shitty hardware from like 2010 - 2020, so I was on xfce because it’s a lot lighter. But I always had kde installed so I could use some of their native apps.