I like Ubuntu.

I've tried debian twice, 1st time apt-autoremove deleted half of my system literally seconds after I installed it. The 2nd time I just got tired of constantly messing with apt, dependencies and autoremove. Also the packages are just too old to be a usable desktop for me...

I am a Debian unstable user who used to use Gentoo, the reason I stopped using Gentoo is revdep-rebuild. Do not want to do another revdep-rebuild ever again.

I'm currently just after the fedora stage so far. Guess I better go try Gentoo.

What about opensuse

no time for distro wars if you're too busy hunting down drivers and unbreaking everything :]

(debian still best distro tho)

As an Ubuntu weanie why should I swap?

I had a girlfriend who used Debian back around 2005.

Never have I been around an OS that didn't work as often as Debian. It wouldn't crash, but need to be updated or something every hour. It was a full time job keeping it running for her.

I still love Debian to bits and pieces but I can't convince me to use it as a daily driver again. And I used it as such for nearly a decade.

My main issue is the software being dated. Yes, there are backports, and with flatpak support we can circumvent that even better but... no.

+1 for Debian here, but I'm on KDE.

But it does just work 😁

Nixos: chewing on arch documentation in the corner

Lol. Arch for desktop, Debian for servers is where it's at, IMO.

Red Hat making memes now?

Pretty accurate. Heard someone describe Debian as "boring Arch" the other days and it's pretty accurate. Whilst the base system is still fairly useable it's still pretty bare bones and it seems like most Debian users will tweak it slightly to their liking and just stick with it. Been me for the past few years

Remind me what the two on the right are.

I'm on Ubuntu. A week ago I had to look up how to use a python script. I wouldn't even hide porn that much.