Post 9z1KFuQQEApyzoT37g by megriffin@linuxrocks.online
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(DIR) Post #9z1KFuQQEApyzoT37g by megriffin@linuxrocks.online
2020-09-10T04:20:35Z
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So... after using :slackware: slackware for quite a long time, I've decided to distro hop! After looking and surveying distros, I've managed to narrow my choices to :voidlinux: Void Linux and :fedora: Fedora. Which one should i hop to? If you have better choices or have questions, please comment! Thank You!
(DIR) Post #9z1KFuebNSBDhn6NE0 by OpenComputeDesign@linuxrocks.online
2020-09-10T15:52:20Z
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@megriffin My first choice is always Debian, or if you want something a bit more preconfigured, MX Linux
(DIR) Post #9z2Ak7VrKN2ftHjnXs by megriffin@linuxrocks.online
2020-09-11T01:40:27Z
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@OpenComputeDesign Thank you for the suggestion! Moving from Slackware, I really want to try more up-to-date distros, and debian is focused more on stability than up-to-date-ness (like slackware, but better).
(DIR) Post #9z2B1qYh6NJgWKW52m by OpenComputeDesign@linuxrocks.online
2020-09-11T01:43:37Z
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@megriffin Yeah, debian isn't exactly bleeding edge. Arch and derivatives are very bleeding edge, though I've also never had an arch based distro NOT self destruct. Then again, I am an expert at unknowing breaking things, so it could just as easily by my fault.
(DIR) Post #A1F7DT3p8ogE6uYSUS by neb@fosstodon.org
2020-11-16T03:16:21Z
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@megriffinecho "The grass is very green over here at the BSD side." | cowsay
(DIR) Post #A1F9zzhhHHx19xTKcK by megriffin@linuxrocks.online
2020-11-16T03:47:31Z
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@neb I've been pondering about moving to BSD, as I really love OpenBSD's design, and it has been a running joke that most slackware users will eventually move up to BSD