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I'm gnu

Gentoo here.

>>2
This site is now gentoo powered actually. I didn't pick the host because it offered a gentoo VPS or anything, it was just icing on the cake. Now I can make the server configuration exactly match my local machines.

debian here

it's allright

moer like deadian

poor guy ;;

I use Slackware, ftw.

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Arch on laptops and desktop, Gentoo on RPI2, CentOS and OpenSUSE on servers

i use xubuntu. trying to learn more about the command line and programming in general.

No. BSD userland.

Slackware here

Somehow trying to reinstall samba-common managed to delete my entire desktop manager (kde). It would boot directly to single user mode, and if I tried to run startx, it would try but fail, and leave some worthless error that gave me no help.
Eventually I gave up and tried reinstalling KDE (stupid solution, I should have tried it earlier), and lo and behold it suddenly worked again. All my configuration and shit was still there, even.

It pissed me off because I was about to go to bed and had to stay up for another hour and a half.

I've been using void but ever since Ive properly learned plan9 I think I want to just install debian so as to have a system with everything I need(thats not windows). Drawterm into my nice system for doing most things. Desktop just for video, vidya on wine/steam, and necessary web bullshit.

I've been meaning to fully switch for a while but my comfort with windows and indecisiveness on which distribution to use has stopped me.

>>15
Distribution doesnt matter, its all linux.
as a matter of fact, its all unix.
only defaults are different.

>>15
Pick something with good documentation, like FreeBSD or OpenBSD, and you should be fine.

>>7
i like this tile a lot, anon

I think Debian is cute but I keep fucking shit up in VMs somehow and I don't want to keep system backups so I'll stick with Windows for now.

VOID LINUX

I've been thinking about just this. I want to install Arch, but I once posted
>Arch
to a friend and now I feel like not using it is a matter of principle. I would be using Gentoo, but I'm a bit put off by how you're expected to compile every program.

>>21
You should care about yourself rather than what other people think of you.
>I want to install Arch
Install Arch.

Gentoo since three days ago, Manjaro before that.

gentoo for a few years. haven't looked back

Jokes on you, I'm using Devuan and I'm perfectly happy with it.

Shit, forgot to anchor. >>23

still using plan9/void but not playing package golf on void anymore. somehow whatever happened when I tried debian was worse than learning to compile wine by hand.

People usually like debian, what happened?

I dont remember. Something to do either with a package I wanted, a library problem compiling a package I wanted, or some distro specific bullshit

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