- KDE is better than GNOME
- Vim is better than Emacs
- Wayland is better than X11
- Systemd is better than any other init system
- Rust in the Kernel is better than C
Add your own, if you dare. Linux is an operating system.
The popularity of NixOS is based on sunk-cost fallacy as a result of learning Nix.
I use NixOS, btw.
Oof. This hurt my soul. I tell myself it’s worth it “for the reproducibility”
Nano > Vim/Emacs
My two brain cells are happy with a program that doesn’t take a degree to operate when I just need to
breakedit my fstab or some config filesI don’t get Vim, at all. If I have to sit down and study it how efficent is it really? I am a fan of Vim inspired software though. Qutebrowser was really nice.
- i don’t care
- i don’t care
- i don’t care
- i don’t care
- i don’t care
use what you like and fits your needs.
Massive fail. I don’t feel triggered at all.
I agree with all of the above.
A man of culture.
Me too (whether Linux is an OS depends on how you define the term) and that’s why it’s such a silly post to make. If there weren’t anyone who thought KDE was better than GNOME, why would KDE still exist?
There is nothing wrong with using Ubuntu.
How- How dare you‽
Snap is not bad. (Only the way Canonical forces its usage and ignoring Flatpak is bad.)
Flathub is crap Snap is double crap Docker would be useful if the networking wasn’t triple crap
Gentoo is better than any other distribution
That’s actually true!
Is it Shitpost Saturday already?
What a coincidence. I didn’t know Saturday was reserved for shitposts.
It is now.
Ubuntu is more popular than Debian for a reason.
Corporate-driven > community-driven distros
Debian KDE is better in most cases than Arch
- agree
- disagree
- agree
- disagree
- don’t really have a strong opinion on it one way or the other i guess
(I use GNU Guix + GNU Emacs btw)
Yes! GNU Shepherd >>> systemd, it’s older, wiser, and unbloated.
X11 is still my favorite though, no particular reason.
You can have all the opinions you want. In the end, the ecosystem (Linux is an ecosystem, not an OS) evolves by people with different drives trying different things, some aspects are successful and are kept, some are developed for a while and dropped, some are brilliant but never reach critical mass.
It’s a somewhat chaotic mix of engineering and tinkering that ultimately works while embracing widely opposing opinions. This quirky nature provides it with strength and flexibility.
Bottom line: we need strong opinions and people who act on those opinions to build the vision they want.
Agree Agree Agree Don’t know, I haven’t tried them all I suppose it’s safer, but being old fashioned, I prefer C
- Yes.
- Micro is better than both.
- Maybe it is, I dunno.
- Don’t care.
- Don’t care.
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yes
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yes
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only if your hardware agrees and you can do without some features
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as not just an init system but the complete package: yes
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who cares?
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