Project: Debian
Version: 9
Rating: 10
Date: 2018-06-20
Votes: 0
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Debian is simply the most stable, the most efficient, secure and well tested Distro Linux around the Open Source Universe.
Both to any type of Servers, Data Storage Server, Database Server, DNS Server, Application Server,
Development Server, Production Server etc, and Desktop environment, Debian is the most Rock Solid and complete UNIX-like Solution.
There are good UNIX-like solutions, such as FreeBSD and OpenBSD OS, Illumos Systems, and tons of Good Linux Distros (main are CentOS, Slackware, Gentoo Linux, Arch Linux, OpenSUSE, RHEL, Ubuntu, Fedora, Manjaro, Sabayon, LFS, Slitaz..).
But no of them and others area able to beat Debian GNU/Linux, that is simply the Best Open Source Operating System and Project all over the World.
The most advanced file system, BTRFS is native to Debian, and each year is becoming increasingly stable, efficient and capable, it will soon dethrone the old paradigm of the already stable and well-tested ZFS in critical mission production environment.
Therefore, Debian presents itself as the most robust and complete UNIX-like solution, surpassing even the longstanding UNIX systems, such as AIX, HP-UX and Oracle Solaris.
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Project: deepin
Version: 15.6
Rating: 9
Date: 2018-06-20
Votes: 1
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It shows innovation that is way above others. In-house tools for all kinds of things. This latest version includes the Deepin Graphics Driver manager. The desktop can be configured as you please and has features which others are now mimicking.
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Project: Linux Mint
Version: 18.3
Rating: 10
Date: 2018-06-20
Votes: 2
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Linux Mint 18.3 is the best Linux distro for the desktop. It's good to try new distros, but I always come back to Mint. Why? It's community driven, elegant, ease to use, a lot of tutorials available, It's not resource heavy, good hardware detection, You can choose between Cinnamon, MATE or Xfce Edition, or LMDE(Linux Mint Debian Edition), with Cinnamon or MATE.
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Project: Mageia
Version: 6
Rating: 10
Date: 2018-06-19
Votes: 1
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A great system that is easy to set up and use. software is LTS preferred, or up-to date release.
RPM based distro, and proudly community driven independent, not a "re-brand" or "re-spin".
Ideal for new to linux or old hands who just want to a system to install and let run.
Pros : live, net and classical installer options.
live options allow bootup with proprietary drivers, and install from live desktop keeps any changes to desktop, including theme, mouse pointer, printers, wifi passwords etc
net installer (both 32 + 64 bit) lets you choose from more than 6 desktop environments. can also be used to start your install from a classical .iso stored on your hard disk.
Classical installer comes in both 32 and 64 bit options, include a wide array of desktop options to choose from, allow the user to select what packages to install.
requires both a user and root(admin) password.
installer allows a "click through" with basic defaults set or also allows a more fine grained user select options.
If you are a GUI user, Mageia Control Center is your one-stop-shop for any admin task.
add or remove software- its in there.
manage your disks - its there.
networking - just go there
managing users - Mageia Control Centre is for you.
If you want to get your hands dirty (or you prefer) the command line is ready and waiting for you.
Cons: irregularly, an update will get through QA testing and released that is not quite right. i.e. a recent single update that included more than 500 packages has had 2 reported problems after the update. see here: https://blog.mageia.org/en/2018/05/14/issues-with-the-grand-update/
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Project: deepin
Version: 15.6
Rating: 10
Date: 2018-06-19
Votes: 0
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One of the best Linux distributions out there, fast, secure and beautiful, what else can you ask for?
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Project: Devuan GNU+Linux
Version: 2.0.0
Rating: 9
Date: 2018-06-19
Votes: 1
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We can install Devuan and add extra packages (acroread, languages, wine, virtualbox, „mx-packages”,...) from MX Repository (info on http://mxrepo.com/)
MX-packageinstaller is useful.
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Project: ArcoLinux
Version: 6.8.2
Rating: 9
Date: 2018-06-19
Votes: 0
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As a relatively new user of Linux I have tried many different distributions. I am not particularly interested in learning the minutiae but rather I am an everyday, curious user. ArcoLinux is easily one of most satisfying, complete and, dare I say, attractive distributions that I have tried. Thank you for your efforts.
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Project: Arch Linux
Version: current
Rating: 4
Date: 2018-06-19
Votes: 3
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Used to be 9 but dropped drastically when they switched to systemd and my computer became unstable. Since I had no supported options other than systemd I abandoned Arch. Too bad because it was a supurb OS before that.
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Project: openSUSE
Version: 15
Rating: 9
Date: 2018-06-19
Votes: 0
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Very good OS! The only cons is the partioner module during the installation, that is not so clear and above all it doesn't recognize in default mode the home directory of a previous installation
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Project: Manjaro Linux
Version: 17.1.10
Rating: 8
Date: 2018-06-19
Votes: 0
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Installer kept freezing, other than that has been smooth.
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Project: Manjaro Linux
Version: 17.1.10
Rating: 10
Date: 2018-06-19
Votes: 3
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The best linux flavour for my laptop. I recommend!
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Project: Pinguy OS
Version: 14.04.5
Rating: 3
Date: 2018-06-19
Votes: 0
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Every now and then I like to start from the bottom of the DistroWatch list and install some old forgotten distro.
PinguyOS is exactly where it should be, at the bottom of the heap. The only thing going for it was it recognized my old NVIDIA card and installed the correct driver. Other than that it's a hodge poge mix of Debian, Mint and Ubuntu.
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Project: deepin
Version: 15.6
Rating: 9
Date: 2018-06-19
Votes: 0
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what a beauty...it run like a butter....only need to more option for customize dock colour...
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Project: deepin
Version: 15.6
Rating: 10
Date: 2018-06-19
Votes: 0
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Excellent operating system! Beautiful, fast and stable. Thank you developers.
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Project: deepin
Version: 15.6
Rating: 10
Date: 2018-06-19
Votes: 3
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Beautiful, Simple and yet Powerfull With very good Greek language support thank you!
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Project: deepin
Version: 15.6
Rating: 10
Date: 2018-06-19
Votes: 0
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much faster, beautiful as it always was, powerful as it had to be ;)
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Project: Antergos
Version: 18.6
Rating: 10
Date: 2018-06-19
Votes: 0
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I have an old machine (more than 8 years) and installed Antergos onto it. Must say it got a new life!
Xfce is working very well on it, and the machine doesn't even feel slow.
Everything works so smoothly...
As it is a rolling release, updates may sometimes have issues. But when checking the wiki and forums before updates, no unmanageable problems have ever occurred on any of my several Antergos boxes.
I like the idea that all software, including the kernel and apps, are of the latest breed. Including the latest security updates, unlike most other distros out there.
And I must mention the Antergos forums, people there are extemely friendly and helpful! Remarkable attitude!
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Project: Manjaro Linux
Version: stable
Rating: 7
Date: 2018-06-19
Votes: 1
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After some weeks spent, here are the pros:
+ No random crashes like Ubuntu.
+ Latest software (I can easily get the latest Audacity and Wine)
+ Lots of software selections
However,
- DE isn't polished as Ubuntu did.
- Issues with my printer (normal for distros, though).
- Errors regarding exo-open, including clicking the folder icon in the Downloads section on Firefox opens Audacious. This results in wasting times opening Thunar and going to Downloads folder.
- Lag when playing games that using DirectX on default Wine. Yes, Gallium Nine-patched Wine can be used but I don't want the DX 11 support isn't available. (I'm using Intel HD 3000)
With that cons, I will switch to Ubuntu MATE and I'll switch back if Manjaro gets better.
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Project: Kubuntu
Version: 18.04
Rating: 10
Date: 2018-06-19
Votes: 1
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There's nothing more I can ask for. Having explored more than a hundred distros since around 2000, this is my latest favorite. The KDE team has clearly considered usability both in a typical use case and numerous edge cases, and Ubuntu/apt at the core allows me to get stuff done quickly. Never a need to worry about whether something will install (TeamViewer, Wire, Signal, stuff like that). With Ubuntu, you're a first-class citizen in the Linux/FLOSS world, and almost everything's written with the Ubuntu user first in mind.
Dolphin lets me navigate my Google Drive (basically never works in Ubuntu proper, with Gnome's Nautilus). Hooray! As well, SMB shares work as expected. KDE is stupidly lightweight and performant, which is hardly intuitive when you see how much "stuff" and pretty they've crammed into this puppy. It's been such a joy to use...I can barely scratch the surface. Definitely give this a spin!!!
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Project: KDE neon
Version: 20180606
Rating: 10
Date: 2018-06-18
Votes: 0
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KDE Neon provides the best desktop experience by providing kde/qt related updates faster than the other kde based distros!
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Project: Manjaro Linux
Version: stable
Rating: 10
Date: 2018-06-18
Votes: 4
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I've used Manjaro for 2.5 years. Excellent distro.
I dual boot Windows 10 and Manjaro on two computers:
1) Dell Optiplex 7010 with Nvidia GTX 970 graphics
2) Gigabyte X399 + 1950X CPU + AMD Vega 64 graphics
Driver notes:
Nvidia: use non-free drivers
Anything else: use free drivers
If one doesn't work, try the other
Vega notes:
If you are using AMD Vega, that requires kernel version 4.15 or newer. The current Manjaro release (17.1.10) uses 4.14. You can use the Manjaro 18 beta, which comes with kernel 4.16 (https://manjaro.org/manjaro-preview-releases/ ). You can change the update branch from Testing to Stable by modifying /etc/pacman-mirrors.conf
1950X CPU notes:
The 1950X performs best with the latest available kernel (using 4.17), and Memory Interleave set to Channel in the BIOS.
Dual boot notes:
If you boot UEFI, when Windows installs a feature upgrade, the option to boot manjaro will likely disappear. You have to run msconfig in Windows and modify the boot order to bring it back. Booting legacy does not have this issue.
If you are using Windows 8 or newer, you need to disable the "fast boot" option if you have shared storage between Manjaro and Windows. If it is enabled, the partition will probably be locked. Also, Windows will seemingly randomly re-enable that setting, even if it doesn't look like it's enabled. If the shared partition is locked, boot into Windows and enable then disable that setting, then restart.
Windows by default sets the BIOS clock to local time, wheras Manjaro sets it to UTC. Do ONE of the following to get the clocks in sync:
(windows command prompt): reg add HKLM\System\CurrentControlSet\Control\TimeZoneInformation /v RealTimeIsUniversal /d 1 /t REG_DWORD /f
OR (manjaro terminal): timedatectl set-local-rtc 1
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Project: KaOS
Version: 2018.04
Rating: 10
Date: 2018-06-18
Votes: 0
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Credible alternative to Arch. And in my opinion, better than the new insipid Arch derivatives.
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Project: Devuan GNU+Linux
Version: 2.0.0
Rating: 10
Date: 2018-06-18
Votes: 0
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Since systemd, it's either this or BSD. I hope Devuan picks up momentum. Refracta, too.
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Project: Kali Linux
Version: 2018.2
Rating: 7
Date: 2018-06-18
Votes: 0
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The tools are mostly excellent but a lot are outdated. Kali severely needs a UI update, and needs to focus on all the small bugs in the system - they add up and are quite annoying.
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Project: Linux Mint
Version: 18.3
Rating: 9
Date: 2018-06-18
Votes: 4
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I have 2 laptops, one that's my "playing around" machine - constantly trying out new distros and settings, games, apps, wipe & reload, etc... but on the other laptop, the one I keep just for getting things done, when I don't want to mess around with settings or whatever and just need it to work - that's the one that runs Mint.
Looks great, performs flawlessly, and just works - always.
The only reason I didn't give it a 10 out of 10 is because Nvidia Optimus is still too much of a pain to get working. It does work (eventually) but is way more difficult than it should be. MX Linux is a shining example of how Optimus setup should be - just 1 click to start the installer, then sit back and wait for it to complete :-) If Mint ever gets that, then it will be a perfect 10
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Project: Fedora
Version: 28
Rating: 8
Date: 2018-06-18
Votes: 0
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Clearly there is more work to be done Fedora hope version 29 shows some real improvements...
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Project: Devuan GNU+Linux
Version: 2.0.0
Rating: 10
Date: 2018-06-18
Votes: 0
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Devuan is first of over 8 distros to work well in my Lenovo T500s. Clean install to SSD from Live was sans errors and all defaults left default. Compared to all others since SystemD infested distros, boot is faster, no failures, no errors listed, no resume or video problems. It just works.
For first time in about 3 years, I can halt computer, reboot, let it sleep or leave on battery till battery is dead, use it however is convenient and it just resumes, awakens, boots quickly or does the right thing to serve me. Updates do not require restarts!
AntiX I have not tried.
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Project: Devuan GNU+Linux
Version: 2.0.0
Rating: 10
Date: 2018-06-18
Votes: 2
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So the only negative I can really see for right now is that LVM2 is not available on install. Idealy I would like to span LVM2 encrypted across multiple physical disks and use a single password to unlock. I can't subtract a point for this because I understand that the issue comes from the version of Debian that is being tracked, but it's still a con. Having said that, the grass is not greener on the other side. I have installed and sampled almost 90 different distros in the last 6 months and can honestly say that you won't find a better operating system than Devuan here. You get access to the massive amount of packages that Debian has to offer and compatability with a very large selection of hardware. Fresh boot on LXQt and Kwin uses right under 340MB of ram and Steam / streaming videos are smooth as silk. To add the ability to run steam and other 32bit programs you need to run "dpkg --add-architecture i386" as sudo/root, then run apt-get update. Other members of my family have been running Ascii for between 3-6 months now. I took Win10 off their systems in favor of Devuan Ascii. It's just great.
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Project: MX Linux
Version: 17.1
Rating: 10
Date: 2018-06-18
Votes: 4
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Having used Kubuntu Plasma (I prefer KDE to the others) I was very disappointed how unreliable Kubuntu is. It looks great but the worst thing about it is their package downloader which is full of bugs. It jumps around on the screen and does't let you know what its doing. A lot of programs just will not work on it, but MX is totally different, everything works!
I had a panic attack when I inadvertently removed the main menu icon from the task-bar. This is called the 'Whisker menu', whatever that means. I could not get to any Programs to load so I right clicked the task-bar and chose a new main menu icon. This came on but it was stone dead. Clicking on it made no difference. After attempting for ages to get it back through the console I could not get anywhere.
Then I went through the 'Tweaks' menus which are a bunch of useful utilities provided by MX.
Lo and behold I found a heading saying 'restore the original task bar', clicked it and job done.
How many other distros would have the foresight to provide all this. Full marks to MX.
The packages you can download are formidable as I use the Synaptics package installer and the Muon one. MX aslo tells you which libs you don't need and even tells you how to get rid of them through the command line like 'autoremove'.
There is such a wide choice of desktop arrangements you can have its formidable. My choice of window was one which you roll up, how useful.Together with Compiz this makes screen management so efficient. This makes MX stand out as an ideal Linux platform.
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Project: Ubuntu
Version: 18.04
Rating: 10
Date: 2018-06-18
Votes: 1
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The new Ubuntu 18.04 is sublime; I love it. I am surprised by the (as I write this on 18 June 2018) that Ubuntu's 18.04 LTS average rating is only 7.5 out of 10. Some perspective: I had used Linux Mint for years (9) and loved it. I tried MX Linux recently and thought it was just OK (7). Shockingly, I recently tried "highly regarded" Manjaro because it has consistently been in the top 5 distros for a long time. I did not like it ( rating of 5). Manjaro (for me) was a disaster. I really didn't like the GUI. So, if you are completely new to Linux, I recommend Ubuntu 18.04 for ease of use, stability and the great feel of the GUI. If you don't like it, move on to Linux Mint.
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Project: Devuan GNU+Linux
Version: 2.0.0
Rating: 10
Date: 2018-06-18
Votes: 1
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I love Devuan, and it runs on my VBox flawlessly!
My only complaint is using the "refacta-installer" which is unavoidable in all EXCEPT the "net install" version which defers to the old Debian style! Once installed - perfect!
Right now I am using Sparky Rolling as my goto dist, but I am strongly considering switching!!
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Project: Devuan GNU+Linux
Version: 2.0.0
Rating: 10
Date: 2018-06-18
Votes: 0
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I've been using Devuan since the pre-beta versions of 1.0 and have rarely had any problems at all. I appreciate the more old-school, predictable administration -- I have sane network interface names, simple service management and all the other things from the 'good old days' of Debian prior to systemd.
Not every rough edge has been smoothed out on the desktop front. I occasionally need to restart the 'slim' desktop manager after my ageing Dell Latitude reawakens xfce, to get around a blank red screen. This could be a driver issue though and I'll try to get to the bottom of it in case I can discover anything useful to the Devuan maintainers.
However the Cinnamon DE is a welcome addition which behaves itself very well. It's possible to install both Cinnamon and xfce (and Mate if that's more to your taste) and configure each so they look and act much the same. That way if I find a gribble on one DE I can switch to another and carry on working.
Pulseaudio is still the default audio system. On any new Devuan system, I generally rip out this monstrosity root and branch. This leaves alsa and jackd playing nicely, just as nature intended.
In general I find Devuan to be fast, easy to configure, predictable and reliable. Highly recommended.
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Project: Arch Linux
Version: current
Rating: 3
Date: 2018-06-18
Votes: 0
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The official wiki and the AUR are really great. But hardware support and especially stability are just abominable
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Project: Devuan GNU+Linux
Version: 2.0.0
Rating: 10
Date: 2018-06-18
Votes: 1
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Lightweight and stable distro running on my first desktop and servers now, after a simple upgrade from jessie. Runs a lot more stable then my second pc with Ubuntu 18.04 desktop.
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Project: MX Linux
Version: 17.1
Rating: 10
Date: 2018-06-18
Votes: 7
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After discovering linux two years ago, my experience has left me quite disillusioned with the low standard and focus on stability and ease of use in many popular distributions. My experience with Ubuntu 16.04 through to 18.04, with it's frequent errors and crashes left me utterly bewildered after experiencing much better stability with Fedora, which is touted as bleeding edge.
Which led me to Debian, which was a much better computing experience but I always felt a bit lost as long as there was more to learn.
Shortly after I discovered Point Linux, just as it is being considered abandoned. For a little known distro, it was #1 on DW ranking's list for the longest time and judging by the enthusiasm and appreciation showed by users around the globe, they were doing something right. Specifically, a stable base, a STABLE VERSION of a desktop environment (unlike the beta quality put out by Ubuntu LTS releases), minimal tweaking to provide sane defaults, and a repository for slightly newer software than what is available in Debian.
This is what I personally appreciate from MX. All of the above, plus a team that focuses on usability and user preference, with only more good to come. What they've been able to accomplish puts those companies with bigger resources to shame.
That the MX Tools are quite handy is an understatement, though even without these, MX holds its own as a contender for the most stable and most pleasing computing experience I've ever experienced.
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Project: deepin
Version: 15.6
Rating: 10
Date: 2018-06-18
Votes: 1
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the best linux distro ever made ;) great work for the developers!!!
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Project: MX Linux
Version: 17.1
Rating: 10
Date: 2018-06-18
Votes: 14
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I can only confirm other positive reviews. I have been using this much-needed, very-stable, non-systemd distro for the last couple of months at a computer at work and my experience has been very smooth.
Pros:
-Non-systemd (can't be stressed enough considering most other distros use it)
-Synaptic package manager makes your life easy
-Hardware compatibility
-Rock-solid, stable
-Easy integration with Tor and VPNs.
No cons that I could think of.
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Project: Fedora
Version: 28
Rating: 6
Date: 2018-06-18
Votes: 0
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I couldn't install NVIDIA drivers, even after enabling RPM fusion(a must have repository), also there's no driver manager in the Xfce Spin, I've installed it but it was not launching.
Playing videos using Firefox did not worked, HTML5 codec issues, you need to install codecs.
Xfce Spin is very ugly, looks like something from 20 years ago, Whisker Menu is not the default menu(it still gives that old menu like LXDE that doesn't have the search feature) and there's not even a volume icon on the default panel, you have to manually add to it.
Fedora is not easy to use and doesn't work out of the box, you need to make several tweaks to make it usable and this requires skill and time, a beginner will have a hard time figuring everything out.
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Project: DragonFly BSD
Version: 5.2.1
Rating: 10
Date: 2018-06-18
Votes: 1
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One of the most stable OSs I have ever tried.
Note that this is a "do-it-yourself" distro. You won't get any office package, browser or special software out-of-the-box.If you do not mind that or want to learn UNIX basics (from networking all the way to customising your desktop environment), then this is the right OS for you to try.
I have been using it in different computers for more than a year now, at home and at work, and my only two complaints would be 1) Hardware compatibility is very limited regarding wireless adapters (of course you can work around just using ethernet which is faster and more stable anyway) and 2) its implementation of the MATE desktop is humble and tends to cause trouble after package upgrades. The bare-bones XOrg works perfectly, though.
Last but not least, very helpful team in IRC indeed, I really appreciate that.
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Project: Antergos
Version: 17.12
Rating: 5
Date: 2018-06-18
Votes: 1
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Do NOT try this distribution on an older computer.
My experience:
I had to try the install process 4 times. Apparently, a well-known installer bug causes a defective login manager if you choose to install more packages than necessary, making logins impossible and forcing you to reinstall.
I chose the Deepin desktop environment and it was...too much. Too much of a pointy-clicky, vivid bright, over-featured desktop experience to get real work done.
Then came other problems. The package manager refused to install 600+ updates because a single file "already existed" (???). I checked and removed the file manually, only to be told the same by the update manager.
A last flop was the impossibility of configuring a dead-common printer which every device in the network could print in. Never worked, even after re-installing and re-configuring cups a couple of times.
I assume this distro works better on newer computers - but if you were planning to install it on an older one, my advice is - Don't even think of it.
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Project: Devuan GNU+Linux
Version: 2.0.0
Rating: 10
Date: 2018-06-18
Votes: 4
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I use it already on all my systems and I'm very happy with its stability, versatility and ease of use. I always use it with OpenRC and Network manager (instead of wicd).
The desktop is xfce4.12 for notebooks and laptops (due to power manager working correctly incl. lid-close action)
On Workstations usi Devuan with the Cinnamon desktop instead of xfce4. (there is no need for the lid-close action and all other power manager functions work properly)
I just install more recent productivity software (de-install liberoffice, install libreoffice 6.04), Firefox ,Google Chrome, Thunderbird from the repo, skype, citrix receiver, graphics tools from the repo, music productivity from the repo, and the linux mint wallpaper / background because they are so beautiful.
No problems at all.
I have used Linux for the last 25 years already. SLS, then Slackware, SuSE, RedHat/Fedora, then Mint and now Devuan.The reason: systemd disrupted and broke the otherwise fantastic Linux Mint severely.
Now I'm very happy again with a STABLE and RELIABLE OS. 10 points of 10!
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Project: Devuan GNU+Linux
Version: 2.0.0
Rating: 10
Date: 2018-06-18
Votes: 12
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I just put the live version on a 64GB flash drive and was blown away at the speed of how Devuan started and ran.
Everything ran beautifully and everything looked great using the xfce desktop environment.
I am so extremly impressed with how it ran and what all was installed and the ease of installing things *I* want.
I'm pretty sure I'll be installing this as a regular desktop on my dual-boot linux system (currently I run Slackware 14.1 32 bit on one drive...because it still uses alsa and makes my music sound and work correctly compared to the Slackware 14.2 with the useless 'other' thing for sound, the escaped abortion known as 'pulseaudio')...more than likely I'll be installing this over the Slackware 14.2 64 bit I currently use (the 14.1 32 bit is for backup and music).
I'm not putting Slackware down, it's my one and only best distro yet, but Devuan has certainly caught my interest wiht this live version I'm playing around with!
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Project: deepin
Version: 15.6
Rating: 10
Date: 2018-06-17
Votes: 0
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very beautifu, reliable, fast and can have what you want with deepin store. amazing and great work ;)
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Project: deepin
Version: 15.6
Rating: 10
Date: 2018-06-17
Votes: 0
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Very polished! Amazing work with the desktop with so many refinements. The developers really know what users want in an OS this day and age. Words just do not do this release justice!
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Project: Manjaro Linux
Version: stable
Rating: 3
Date: 2018-06-17
Votes: 0
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NO idea HOW this distro has gotten to the top and past Mint at that!
I have installed this on a Dell desktop pc and an HP laptop and have
had Nothing But glitchy problems!! Not to mention how UN-user-friendly
their system update program is!! OMG...
Bummer... another burned coaster.
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Project: Zorin OS
Version: 12.3
Rating: 10
Date: 2018-06-17
Votes: 4
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I am running the lite version on my old HP Desktop Computer and its running way better then any other Linux operating system!
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Project: deepin
Version: 15.6
Rating: 10
Date: 2018-06-17
Votes: 8
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I have been using Deepin 15.5 since it came out, now I installed Deepin 15.6 last night, oh man, its better that ever, everything you desire in a linux distro, good looking, reliable, nice apps-store. Faster than before, more stable, and nice looking. I am and old Linux-convert, have been using linux since 1995, but untill I tried Deepin I know many windows10 users plus other Linux distro users will soon switch and start using Deepin too, Thanks to the Deepin Team for such a nice and complete Linux Distro.
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Project: Ubuntu
Version: 14.04
Rating: 6
Date: 2018-06-17
Votes: 0
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Pros:
- It still has almost all the security holes closed
- design
Cons:
- resource hungry
- installing security updates is a bit of mess. 14.04 has multiple places to press an "update" button, plus apt-get. And it seems, that each of the ways gets its own sets updates.
- unity
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Project: Ubuntu
Version: 18.04
Rating: 1
Date: 2018-06-17
Votes: 3
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The worst in my opinion, because of the design. Gnome is dead, I don't know why Cannical wants to use it instead of helping nice desktop environnements to grow (Cinnamon, Mate, etc...).
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Project: elementary OS
Version: 0.4.1
Rating: 10
Date: 2018-06-17
Votes: 4
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This is the fastest, cleanest, and most beautiful OS I've ever try. The realease are always very stable.
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