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What is your favorite GNOME distribution?

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For me, its Ubuntu, despite the moral tendencies of its facilitators.

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Anime Lover@lemmy.world
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What is wrong with this Ubuntu spelling on this laptop logo?

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dog_eater@lemmy.worldOP
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ubunut

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dotfiles@lemmy.world
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groovy

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Chris L@lemmy.world
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I used Ubuntu for years, but just recently installed Debian with Gnome. Definitely not as beginner friendly as Ubuntu, but I’m happy with it so far.

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CamilleMellom@lemmy.world
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I love fedora because it just works. Everytime I use something I always end up reverting because it’s just so much sturdier than other sister for me. I want to love Ubuntu, I really do! But for me I always find cracks where I break apt or I need multiple version of pythons… and while I can fix and do those things on Ubuntu, they just work on fedora: multiple python versions, dnf history undo…

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wazoobonkerbrain@lemmy.world
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Is Fedora still going? I stopped using it many years ago because it seemed like it had become just a testing ground for Red Hat and not really intended as a usable system in its own right.

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Pixlbabble@lemmy.world
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I have landed on Pop_OS! atm

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Shertson@lemmy.world
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That would be Fedora.

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