Debian.

I can’t stand her voice.

Now post one without the shirt to be distro-agnostic.

Arch never breaks.

But the arch users told me it never breaks, could they have lied to me?

You don’t need timeshift because arch never breaks.

Source: arch users

Sure, go ahead, use licenses that let Apple steal everything later.

Without the 1:1 compatibility, it makes me wonder if there’s much use case for this over CentOS Stream while it lasts.

Fixed that for you. IBM Hat is just bidding its time, doing damage control, waiting for their shills to become louder than their haters, then CentOS Stream will die.

Canonical is a disgrace.

But some packages did

So Arch broke for you.

But I was told by the fanboys that Arch never breaks. Could they have lied to me?

Debian

Hmmm, can we just sticky a “snaps are bad” thread? I like to see activity but this same question keeps getting asked.

Also sticky Red Hat’s “response”, it should deter most of the neolibs.

When other companies made a business out of building a clone distro from the source

This has a name… someone help… tip of my tongue… aaaaah… FREE SOFTWARE?

Did Red Hat invent linux? Did Red Hat write bash?

Can you install Satellite servers on your fleet of

Use Rauncher from SUSE instead, they may be a corp but they’re committed to Free Software at the moment.

So RH should be finding more flexible price models

Care to check for how many BILLIONS Red Hat was sold for? It is more than profitable enough, capitalism propaganda won’t fly this time around.

People can’t expect enterprise features […] for free

Hmm? Does Red Hat have *anything* you couldn’t install in *any* linux distro?

support infrastructure for free

Alma sells support IIRC don’t they? Or are you saying we need to fire all Windows IT specialists that are not Microsoft employees?

Sometimes it breaks.

Source: used Ventoy.

Also check your hidden directories, you delete ISOs and they stay there. Could just be Nautilus or Dolphin though.

I’m on Debian at the moment.

Which DE do you use? Sadly, on KDE Debian is quite bloated but there’s a trick, I deselected KDE when installing Debian.

Naturally, I booted into a blackscreen but after entering my credentials I ran the following command: sudo apt install kde-plasma-desktop

I rebooted into a beautiful and minimal Plasma desktop, it doesn’t even have a calculator but it still comes with a few questionable applications installed. From there I just set up flathub and I’m all flatpak.

I used this page, check the page for your favorite DE/WM: https://wiki.debian.org/KDE

I see, so you’re arguing we must ban both alcohol and drugs? You bring a hard bargain, I’m interested in the connotations of this.