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(DIR) Post #Ase6ylHCSt1MmyK8BM by john@sauropods.win
2025-04-01T11:42:50Z
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Linux desktop people, what disto and desktop do you use, and why?#Linux #OpenSource
(DIR) Post #Ase73iF1B2gop6fDu4 by truls46@mastodon.social
2025-04-01T11:43:43Z
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@john Fedora because I am used to RedHat style systems from work. KDE Plasma because I like it as a DE
(DIR) Post #Ase75nkLgBOuTdJZ9E by Zugschlus@zug.network
2025-04-01T11:44:04Z
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@john Debian and KDE. Debian because I am a DD, KDE because its the most configurable.
(DIR) Post #Ase7GoKlprldU5bHbU by lianna@mastodon.gamedev.place
2025-04-01T11:46:05Z
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@john I personally use Arch Linux because I want a rolling release model distribution, since I was eventually fed up with years out of date packages in LTS distros.Despite the rolling release stereotype, my Arch installations very rarely break, and if they do, it's because I messed up and didn't read a warning.I enjoy the setup process resulting in an (from a user perspective) empty system.
(DIR) Post #Ase7LJJgaLg0jWEr9E by joakimdahl@mastodon.online
2025-04-01T11:46:54Z
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@john Linux Mint because it is user friendly and works out of the box. The graphical desktop environment "Cinnamon" is quite similar to windows. #linuxmint
(DIR) Post #Ase7PC1xcFhDIKnbTk by tomtrottel@mastodontech.de
2025-04-01T11:47:35Z
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@john kUbuntu. user interface.
(DIR) Post #Ase8mfQIbKjn4JwMbI by JRepin@mstdn.io
2025-04-01T12:03:00Z
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@john Desktop : definitely KDE Plasma https://kde.org/plasma-desktop/because it is the most featureful, most configurable/customizable/personalizable, looks great, has awesome community, and great apps that integrate with itDistribution: openSUSE Tumbleweed https://get.opensuse.org/tumbleweed/because it has great support for KDE software, has latest versions of software quickly but packages still go through QA, great BTRFS integration for system snappshoting, very nice YaST control center#Linux #KDE #openSUSE
(DIR) Post #Ase946faYIHMUmPL0q by Numerfolt@kirche.social
2025-04-01T12:06:08Z
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@john Ubuntu, manually upgraded to KDE Neon. Because I want to use KDE 6.
(DIR) Post #Ase9Tb4idvBo2GJiXg by warmaster@mastodon.social
2025-04-01T12:10:48Z
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@john Bazzite, because it's unbreakable, easy enough for casual users, ready to go out of the box, and their whole containerized philosophy just makes sense to me.
(DIR) Post #AseB5BmpDIx8YwR7SK by brthur@muenchen.social
2025-04-01T12:28:48Z
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@john Gentoo because I want to. Mint on slower notebooks or ones I don't use often enough/want quick updates.
(DIR) Post #AseB9z6xlcX8hP8tZw by oysteivi@snabelen.no
2025-04-01T12:29:41Z
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@johnDebian because I'm used to it since unstable was named Potato, and Gnome because it's simple and doesn't get in the way.
(DIR) Post #AseBClK1UZBCniZkoa by hzulla@infosec.exchange
2025-04-01T12:30:11Z
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@john Debian with Gnome, all desktop applications via flatpak.
(DIR) Post #AseBUgwkUxIGRYErvE by kilroy_was_here@dobbs.town
2025-04-01T12:33:25Z
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@john I'm dragging my ass with switching from Windows to Linux but I'm going with Mint and MATE. Mint because I just don't have the bandwidth to tinker with my computer and MATE because it's very similar to Windows and I don't have the bandwidth to learn a whole new desktop environment.
(DIR) Post #AseBWbigtzkwoPZp20 by albi@f.cz
2025-04-01T12:33:42Z
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@john EndeavourOS (Arch) on my personal daily driver, would rather install CachyOS today thoughSteamOS (Arch) on ... well, SteamDeck, duhCachyOS (Arch) on my workstationVoid on my homelab server / media centerDebian on all of my other servers
(DIR) Post #AseDWrgbjtfiEtqwMq by smiergahttu@fosstodon.org
2025-04-01T12:56:13Z
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@john Ubuntu/Gnome. No particular reason, I just is there and works. But maybe it is time for change.
(DIR) Post #AseDXJCRReB9ZRxFEe by cold@solosociety.social
2025-04-01T12:56:18Z
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@john For my desktop machines, Tuxedo-OS, with its version of KDE-Plasma.
Tuxedo OS is derived from debian. For the past decades, I have always run debian or derivatives as underlying OS. I used to run variants of Gnome as my desktop. About three years ago I switched to Tuxedo OS, because it supports my Tuxedo laptop very well. But meanwhile I’ve also installed it on my old Lenovo Thinkpad secondary laptop, because it’s rock solid and runs so well.
(DIR) Post #AseE9EVBML5o0NnuLY by GreenSkyOverMe@ohai.social
2025-04-01T13:03:07Z
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@john Kubuntu, the UI is configurable, it’s easy to install
(DIR) Post #AseGsw0qdMoftIXFsu by Tohuvabohu@troet.cafe
2025-04-01T13:33:44Z
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@john After years of distro-hopping I endet up on Fedora. Easy to use. Easy to install Apps. Up-to-Date an very fast and smooth experience. Its a peaceful life.
(DIR) Post #AseHNpUquVg0euIl1M by finnsend@social.anoxinon.de
2025-04-01T13:39:22Z
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@john Debian and xfce. Because Debian is very stable, xfce is very lightweight and I can customize it perfectly.
(DIR) Post #AseHlNAnrr95lW9MTA by M0KHR@mastodon.radio
2025-04-01T13:43:36Z
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@john KDE Plasma because it's beautiful, works and extremely functional.Distributionwise Debian or Ubuntu because both just work without a big hassle. I'm cooling off Ubuntu after more than a decade of use, and before that had used OpenSuSE and RedHat, and Slackware all the way into 90s.
(DIR) Post #AseIED4aV0ZWq0ze1A by pikarl@reporter.social
2025-04-01T13:48:51Z
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@john Mint with Gnome on PC because fast and runs well without many skill.Mint with xfce on Notebook because using little resources extending battery runtime.Ubuntu Studio (KDE) in my podcast studio as it allowed me to configure audiostreams sufficiently to run with my Rodecaster mixer. Performantly running on a 10 yr old machine which was unable to be upgraded from Win 10 to Win 11.
(DIR) Post #AseT422fkvWXE5RlQ0 by vanarchie@mastodon.social
2025-04-01T15:50:15Z
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@john Ubuntu/Debian, Gnome DE and OnlyOffice. Quite stable.
(DIR) Post #AseTA8xovxq0Qn5jyS by elbekai@norden.social
2025-04-01T15:51:23Z
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@john OpenSUSE Tumbleweed with KDE. Because it's fresh, stable and OSS.
(DIR) Post #AseTowftWsmSBqA9Hk by nico198X@gamepad.club
2025-04-01T15:58:43Z
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@john @EndeavourOS with @kde Plasma.It's rolling release. Flexible. Beautiful.
(DIR) Post #AseTroJ16MFF6QpOL2 by dirkdierickx@mastodon-belgium.be
2025-04-01T15:59:12Z
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@john debian, the mother of so many, it's versatile and one of the oldest distros. Running kde because it's awesome and hardly takes more resources than xfce.
(DIR) Post #AseV7HC05DUUzXU6j2 by tanquist@masto.ai
2025-04-01T16:13:17Z
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@john I'm using the Ubuntu 20.04 that came with my Dell laptop. I've learned enough to type sudo something to install stuff that's not in the built-in Apps.Eventually I plan to learn how to install a better version of linux because Dell won't let me upgrade to the latest version.
(DIR) Post #AseVkZg1IEvrc4GTia by corujinhaburaqueira@ursal.zone
2025-04-01T16:20:23Z
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@john Linux Mint with Cinnamon. Why? A friend recommended me this distro some 13 years ago and I just stuck to it. Haven't felt like changing it. Previously I used Ubuntu, and in another life I had a desktop with Gentoo (and loved it! How much I learned using it!)
(DIR) Post #AseWxLVhNJJ3OZ5hGi by gvlx@masto.pt
2025-04-01T16:33:53Z
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@john Linux Mint Debian Edition (LMDE) Debian flexibility with Cinnamon user-friendliness.MX Linux - Debian without systemd for simplicity, Xfce4 for speed and user-friendliness
(DIR) Post #AseZ29qkM7HgaSMGoK by fhsumakerspace@mastodon.social
2025-04-01T16:57:10Z
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@john We use Mint Cinnamon for pretty much all our machines, mostly because it's very former windows user friendly
(DIR) Post #AseZzAooOgqmg2atI8 by dploeger@mastodon.social
2025-04-01T17:07:41Z
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@john #BazziteOS actually, because my #SteamDeck is my Linux desktop. 🥰
(DIR) Post #AseaMPMySlneSzeVSi by tuxlife@mastodon.social
2025-04-01T17:12:02Z
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@john all of them would be my first response, but Mint/Cinnamon, Fedora/Gnome and Arch/KDE actively at the moment.
(DIR) Post #AseaZs3L89EjBtt7Hk by grmbl@mastodon-belgium.be
2025-04-01T17:14:27Z
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@john #manjaro #kde
(DIR) Post #Asegm1NMtPtzJ1QudE by ninh@toot.aquilenet.fr
2025-04-01T18:23:52Z
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@john #zorinos with gnome
(DIR) Post #AsehemcfRkODTbhZK4 by rsanders@sfba.social
2025-04-01T18:33:47Z
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@john My main desktops are Gentoo with Enlightenment e16. It stays out of my way - no systemd, and its a rolling release - haven't had to do anything like a re-install or upgrade, just my daily syncs.My work laptop is Bodhi Linux - a Ubuntu variant with "fixed" version of the Enlightenment e17 desktop. Mainly something compatible that Corp IT sort of accepts. It's mostly ok - systemd and apt are both irritating in some ways, but mostly work. Daily updates but have to clean install on major releases.
(DIR) Post #Asei6I6OVyFWvXiss4 by drchaos@sauropods.win
2025-04-01T18:38:47Z
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@john Devuan with lxde or something...Why? I had so much trouble with systemd. So many headaches... I'm too old for that!At work I use fedora because that's what the rules say - less pain than SuSE... (for me)
(DIR) Post #Asei8xMO5c5BSvTUCu by mapseen@mastodon.social
2025-04-01T18:39:16Z
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@john Nix OS with GNOME on my desktop. And Pop OS with Cosmic on my old Macbook.
(DIR) Post #Asej1PKgIwg5rGdnFo by johnny_bigoude@piaille.fr
2025-04-01T18:49:03Z
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@john Linux Mint, because it's easy to use for me who is coming from Window$. #linuxmint
(DIR) Post #AsejKjso7fo361oxlo by cainmark@mstdn.social
2025-04-01T18:52:34Z
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@john Currently AVLinux. Used Linux Mint, before that Debian, before that Ubuntu.I prefer Linux Mint, usually. I do have it on my laptop.AVLinux without systemd is the only one that works without any issues on my 2016 Dell XPS desktop.
(DIR) Post #AseqzqX10YCzGhAzxY by seq@infosec.exchange
2025-04-01T20:18:27Z
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@john I'm pretty new at this. Decided to go with Linux where I can when Microsoft announced Recall. Bought a mini PC to test distros on. I went with Fedora with KDE. I tried to use GNOME again, but for some reason it always makes my skin itch in a way that I can't really explain (not literally of course). I knew from the Steam Deck that KDE Plasma felt decent enough. Fedora seemed big and stable enough, didn't want something that might be abandoned in a few years. Also, it was the distro with the least amount of weird issues/glitches when testing a bunch of different distros from a USB drive, so that's where I'm at. I still miss Directory Opus so much though, why aren't there any proper file managers anywhere...?
(DIR) Post #AsermHPkMTiyXls63E by joanna@chaos.social
2025-04-01T20:27:11Z
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@john Debian, since a friend at a Linux install party didn't want to install Suse from the CDs I brought along.And Mate, because I like the old Gnome feeling.
(DIR) Post #AsfooukgyCXqQGC20O by landley@mstdn.jp
2025-04-02T07:28:47Z
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@john Devuan with xfce. There's less to go wrong.
(DIR) Post #AshrgV0vT68MSWNwJs by pat@mastodon.acc.sunet.se
2025-04-03T07:10:15Z
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@johnDebian, because I'm lazy and just want it to work. Might try Arch one day, though.
(DIR) Post #AsqTLALijJ2uFB7QGW by aersipo@linuxrocks.online
2025-04-07T10:49:54Z
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@john Debian KDE. Stability, flexibility and beauty. Also, KDE Connect.