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tubbadu@lemmy.kde.social
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Wtf is going on here

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Horselover Fat@lemm.ee
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Debian and FreeBSD

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Fryboyter@discuss.tchncs.de
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Personally, I currently prefer Arch for the following reasons.

  • AUR
  • The Wiki
  • The many vanilla packages
  • Because you can easily create your own packages with the PKBGUILD files.
  • Because, based on my own experience, Arch is quite usable despite the current packages.

If I had to choose another distribution, it would definitely be OpenSuse. Their rolling version, Tumbleweed, is also highly recommended.

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ggnoredo@lemm.ee
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Debian

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ggnoredo@lemm.ee
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  • It’s just stable and fast
  • My 2 servers are running on debian for years without any single issue
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ggnoredo@lemm.ee
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Fedora

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ggnoredo@lemm.ee
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  • Better defaults than Ubuntu
  • Stable enough for production servers
  • I have many self hosted apps and containers and I have only a few issues time to time which is easily fixable
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