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Best distro: the one you are currently using on a daily basis.

Worst distro: windows

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Worst distro: windows

Mhh, yes WSL

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22 points

Best: the one I use.

Worst: the one I don’t use.

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9 points

More like

Best: the one I use.

Worst: also the one I use.

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Also true, but only if I’m the one criticizing it. 😉

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Also true, but only if you can’t use the same argument to criticize it

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21 points

Distros are really not all that different. Just use whatever.

But Android is worst.

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But Android is worst.

Depends on what you’re looking for…and what you mean by “Android.” As in solely AOSP? Or any of the derivatives to include OEM ones? If done right, Android can be more secure than desktop OS, so it actually might be the best distro, depending on what you’re looking for.

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OEM Android is truly malware

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I thought this was true. Then I found NixOS.

Technically a lot of the great stuff on NixOS could be done on other distros though. By using Nix package manager along with ansible or something.

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16 points

Best is obviously Hannah Montana Linux.

Worst? Difficult to say, probably anything that isn’t Hannah Montana Linux.

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I mean, AmogOS is pretty good too

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Best (for me) is ArchLinux, it’s never in the way and has the best wiki at https://wiki.archlinux.org, which is also a great resource for other distros.

Worst are probably Ubuntu and derivatives.

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