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Project: Bazzite
Version:
Rating: 5
Date: 2025-03-24
Votes: 0
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Update to 41 from 40 failed to boot. There was no easy way to revert. Found and used some obscure command line commands Googled from a Fedora site after figuring out how to grub boot to the old system. Installing certain software e.g. MC seems to modify the base image which is odd and also makes it unbootable. It seems this is not completely finished and needs more testing to be considered as beginner friendly. Most things in the base distro did work until attempts to update.
For a Linux distro targeting beginners, this is unacceptable.
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Project: Linux Mint
Version: 6-LMDE
Rating: 3
Date: 2025-03-24
Votes: 1
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Was configuring an old Toshiba Satellite P300 (2007, core2 duo, radeon 3650) laptop for my mother, thinking something simple and well-supported.
On the very first update, she was asked where to install GRUB. How on earth is my mother going to know what to do there? It advised to install GRUB on every partition, which she did, and then it asked her again, so she chose the /boot part. Nope, asked again. Install without a boot loader was the only choice she could continue from.
On reboot, the system failed to boot, leaving her without a system within 20 minutes of install. Mind you, this is an update to a system that had just been installed and rebooted only twice before updating.
MX Linux just works, has a really good collection of apps in the package manager GUI, and is very stable. No more issues like this for my 70 y/o mother.
It was easy to install, and the Cinnamon DE looked nice. I think she would have liked it, but she needs simple and stable, and Ubuntu base is not in the cards.
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Project: Fedora
Version: 41
Rating: 10
Date: 2025-03-24
Votes: 0
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I've done a lot of distro hopping and I just keep coming back to Fedora. I've been a linux user for over a decade; I started on Fedora and here I am 15 years later still using it as my daily driver. Fedora is the perfect combination of latest features, available packages, and stability. The Fedora team does an incredible job of making sure that things just work while still pushing the envelope of what linux is and will be in the future. The only real issue I've had in the past is the lack of media codex which seems to be less of an issue with newer releases. Some people complain that the package manager is slow and they are kind of correct, but the important thing to me isn't the speed, it's the reliability and all you need to know is that dnf = does not fail. Overall I think Fedora is the most complete and well maintained distro out there, suitable for everyone from beginner to experienced user.
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Project: Pop!_OS
Version: 24.04-alpha6
Rating: 9
Date: 2025-03-24
Votes: 0
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Awaiting final release to replace my primary desktop. Currently switching between Linux Mint LMDE6 and Ubuntu 24.04.
Love the stability of Mint LMDE but like the graphical feel of Ubuntu. COSMIC Desktop is more to my liking...
Hoping that stability will be there as i didn't installed it to work for long period with it.
Previous comments seems to indicate such instability...
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Project: Bazzite
Version: 41
Rating: 9
Date: 2025-03-24
Votes: 0
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Bazzite has proven to be an exceptionally stable and beginner-friendly operating system.
One of the key strengths of Bazzite OS is its user-friendly nature. The developers have clearly put a lot of thought into making the system accessible to beginners. This makes it an ideal choice for those who are transitioning from other operating systems.
However, despite its many positives, there are a few areas where Bazzite OS could be improved to better suit the needs of more advanced users. One of the main drawbacks I encountered was the inability to remove certain pre-installed applications that I do not use. While the OS comes with a useful selection of software, having the option to uninstall unwanted apps would help in customizing the system to better fit individual preferences and free up resources.
Additionally, I found that some settings are locked down and cannot be modified, which can be frustrating for users who prefer a higher degree of control over their system.
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Project: Alpine Linux
Version: 3.21.3
Rating: 7
Date: 2025-03-24
Votes: 0
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Alpine, by itself alone, is truly the best distribution by far I' ve tried so far, but it has some points to be improved. I'm reporting as a desktop user, more specifically running Plasma (which works very nice).
Pros:
- The fastest distribution I've ever tested (in between Arch, BigLinux, Xiva Studio, Ubuntu, Linux Mint, Debian, OpenSUSE);
- It is quite easy to "build" from instalation, because online reference is very good and has those very helpul "setup-something" scripts;
- You get exactly what you set up on it (no bloats in any way);
- OpenRC init (I have nothing against systemd, but, this is the best distro I've tested that not rely on systemd for its init process);
- Flatpak (which is needed here, see below);
- Stable, very stable if you don't enable the edge repository;
- Fast, almost touch sensitive distro to use, with very efficient base (with musl and BusyBox, and apk, the best package manager I've seen on any O.S.).
Cons (or, to be improved):
- It has few applications in its repositories, enough for average use, but I miss some applications I can use in Arch or Mint, for example, leading me to user flatpak version of some apps;
- Lack of support, you basically have the online guide to solve issues, even the issues link on webpage has issues (it opens to me a blank page with an empty table);
- No proper Nvidia support (because of Nvidia itself not supporting musl C library) for proprietary driver;
- No language support (even Plasma doesn't allow any aditional locale/language besides C.UTF-8).
I really wish the devs would consider take this distro as a desktop O.S. with more priority, because even with these problems it's still very clean and pleasant to use.
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Project: RebornOS
Version: 2025.03.04
Rating: 10
Date: 2025-03-23
Votes: 0
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I had experimented with Reborn OS before and decided it give it a go again. What a revelation.
Everything worked, online installation a breeze, additional software a breeze and everything was up to date. No waiting for ir to be tested or moved into your repos. Setting up the hardware was done in the installation and has required no further adjustment. I am currently running windows 11, Endeavour, MXLinux 23.5 Senpai and Reborn with no complications. Distro hopping at its best. There have been no hiccups.
Experience since installation has been a great experience.
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Project: MX Linux
Version: 23.5
Rating: 10
Date: 2025-03-23
Votes: 2
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New pc HP Z2 tower. Took a Xfce live-usb from snapshot, installed the system on an partitioned ssd bootdisk. Added some secondary HD's and running great with my data!
Tiny obstakel: at boot I always did a full bootlisting, but it has a halt, a pause, a gap in it in MX23 and than some not too old diplays for instance HP and Fusjitsu say "stop, go to sleep and don't awake, black screen!" So I did a less full listing and all went right.
I'm extremely happy because in a few futile moments I have a new very flashy MX-system on another rather powerful pc.
That's the power of a snapshot transformed to an installable livemedium. Great backup too next to Clonezilla for instance.
This was why in 2017 I tried MX-Linux after other flavours of Linux and for years now I use it day-to-day.
MX looks so nice and functional classic.. It is so adaptable and configurable. Not a shop with candybars! But a serious desktop!
I know, some think it is legacy.. But it is not in my humble opinion. It is functional. Installed on that HP Z2 pc was another OS installed from the computershop when it arrived here. Which I formerly used to love and used very much, Mint. Now I prefer MX Xfce.
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Project: ArcoLinux
Version: 25.03.05
Rating: 9
Date: 2025-03-23
Votes: 2
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I love this distro! The only problem I seem to have is with the KDE Plasma shell crashing once in a great while. no biggie, because everything else stays running and it resets itself in seconds. This is the most stable I have stayed with it for Several years now and I install it on all of my custom builds. I do use the command line quite often and I really do prefer using Pacman and Yay to Apt or Yum. I just wish I was a better code writer so I could "add" a few little options like setting the shutdown and reboot timer. I've done it manually, but it never sticks after an update. That is why it's a 9 instead of a 10.
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Project: DragonOS
Version: r37.1
Rating: 9
Date: 2025-03-23
Votes: 1
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always been stable and packed with SDR tools , its a lot like kali in that way. I want to try athena next. Ive been distro hopping still trying to find the right one but I think building my own should be fun . The kernel part sounds hard but its not so bad with a lil help and research. The only thing about Dragon OS that sometimes gave me trouble was the packet manager, but I think that was more user error, ID 10T. Wow no wonder there are no reviews here, I didnt want to write a book, the OS is fine runs on any thing i ever put it on , including a 13yo laptop.
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Project: Bodhi Linux
Version: 7.0.0
Rating: 9
Date: 2025-03-23
Votes: 2
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For a start it's light, even super light with the basic image. And make deliberate choices for a reasonable balance between usability, speed, and general compatibility (ubuntu base, debian base coming too).
The moshka desktop is one of a kind, like if IceWM was started today and not 28 years ago (feel old are you not ;-)
It's something like a middlground between puppylinux and mint.
The dev team is small but active and approchable.
I am considering using it as a daily driver, maybe with BL v8 using Debian Trixie base when released, or just next time I wreak my current setup... ^^
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Project: Nobara Project
Version: 41
Rating: 1
Date: 2025-03-23
Votes: 0
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Rubbish. Wouldnt even boot install on a clean HDD with all the ISO files extracted. kept giving me a GRUB command line which goes nowhere. You want people to move away from Windows yet you cannot even get the thing to start an install. I really havent got the time and inclination to learn command line geek stuff just to make something work. Do you think people would use Windows if they had to learn command line nonsense first in order to make it work properly? Im sure it works well for people who time to learn this stuff. If I could give it Zero i would.
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Project: Solus
Version: 4.7
Rating: 10
Date: 2025-03-23
Votes: 4
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I have been using Solus Budgie for 4 years. One of Solus OS’s strongest aspects is its speed and responsiveness. Thanks to its independent nature and curated rolling release model, the system remains lightweight and optimized, ensuring smooth performance even on older hardware. There was no need to reinstall throughout use. Solus OS is an excellent Linux distribution for those who want a fast, stable, and visually appealing operating system. Whether you’re a beginner looking for an easy-to-use Linux distro or a seasoned user who values performance and efficiency, Solus delivers on all fronts. Solus team does a great job!
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Project: MX Linux
Version: 23.5
Rating: 10
Date: 2025-03-23
Votes: 4
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I have been using MX Linux as my daily driver for about four years now. I started with 19.4 and it worked great until it reached EOL. Since there's no direct upgrade path between fixed releases, I recently installed 23.2. I had some problems with WiFi but kept at it. (I am almost always mobile and usually run it off the hotspot on my phone.)
It took me a few weeks to figure out why the network manager would sometimes say "Device not configured" or "Device not managed" but I accidentally discovered that it only happened when I booted up with the power cord plugged in. (I have a 3-year-old HP laptop. Issue did not happen with 19.4. No, I haven't reported the bug yet but plan to soon.) (And yes, moving MX Linux to a new laptop is a breeze with snapshots and the live USB maker! Really awesome!! Every distro should have it!!)
That has been the only problem I've had with MX Linux in four years. In fact, today I decided to wipe the dual boot I had been messing with for over a month trying out other distros again and gave the whole machine to MX. I think it's the first time in maybe 15 years that I haven't dual booted. I have a habit of doing so in case one distro crashes, or because one might not quite do everything I need it to do. (I love you, OpenBSD, and one day soon I promise to put you back on a separate backup laptop.)
Anyway, I know we're mostly nerds here and I could throw a bunch of technical data at you, but others have already done a better job of that than I'm willing to do, so I'm just trying to give the vibe of using MX Linux as best I can. And that is, MX Linux is very stable, usable, and reliable, with tons of great tools, capable of doing pretty much every kind of daily task that I use computers for. I'm sticking with it. It has actually replaced OpenBSD as my favorite, which I never thought I'd say about any other distro. I can highly recommend it.
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Project: CachyOS
Version: 250202
Rating: 10
Date: 2025-03-23
Votes: 2
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CatchyOS - Brings in a lot of new features to an already Arch based distro e.g. custom kernel control, bore scheduler for faster loading, paru and octopi preinstalled. The swap memory is 19GB which is in line with modern systems. Nvidia is preinstalled Fish shell is default and zsh is installed with Powerlevel 10k. The installer is calamaris and many DE options are included like hyprland/qtile/cosmic apart from regular ones. KDE is the default DE but I find KDE to be slow although its Arch based distro. With paru you can install any app with one line for e.g. paru -S ghostty. Apps availability is awesome. It has catchyOS Hello, an interface like Endeavour Hello which allows you to tweak packages, change kernel, Install game packages, rank mirrors, and change DNS. For installing apps there are two basic apps centers ( CatchyOS Hello and CatchOS Package Installer) and a third option is using Octopi package installer (which includes paru). Its gui app center is quite basic though (just app names of aps, no pics or reviews etc). Octopi App requires skill because dependencies are listed along with aps names. Moreover when using Paru (in command line) which is a helper tool for AUR, you oftentimes have to read and Inspect the PKGBUILDs files before installing the app, otherwise some malicious code may be executed. Ideally check metadata, urls, checksum,dependencies, and redflags like rm -rf, curl, or wget. Moving on, most of the services need to be manually enabled. In Ubuntu most services are enabled by default. But in many Arch Distros Bluetooth is not enabled out of the box (it is enabled in CatchyOS though). Moreover, say you installed "virt-manager" the application won't start unless you start the demon service with "sudo systemctl enable --now libvirtd.service" and "sudo systemctl status". These kinds of things are normal in arch based distro. Say you want to install nvidia cuda drivers you have also set up Set up Environment Variables eg "export PATH=/opt/cuda/bin:$PATH" and "export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/opt/cuda/lib64:$LD_LIBRARY_PATH". Arch Linux is a rolling release distribution, meaning the kernel is frequently updated. This can cause issues with NVIDIA drivers if not handled properly. You have to install DKMS(dynamic kernel module support) to automatically rebuild the driver after each kernel update. On Arch Linux, you may need to manually configure Xorg to use the NVIDIA driver, whereas Ubuntu often handles this automatically.After installing CUDA, verify that it works correctly. The short of it is that you have many extra manual steps which you don't have in ubuntu. So if we think cattles vs pets, Arch is like a pet where you have to spend extra hours grooming and maintaining the system. Yes you will learn these matters and become better at version management, or you could be using that time towards building better ML models. The choice is yours. This is the best Arch Distro right now
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Project: EndeavourOS
Version: 2025.02.08
Rating: 10
Date: 2025-03-23
Votes: 1
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EndeavourOS is an exceptional distro that strikes the perfect balance between user-friendliness and advanced functionality. The KDE desktop is clean, modern, and highly customizable, making it a joy to use.
In my experience, EndeavourOS has been a pleasure to use. I've had no issues. The system boots fast, is very stable and looks great. The EndeavourOS team has done an excellent job in creating a user-friendly operating system that is both powerful and efficient.
EndeavourOS is an exceptional operating system that is sure to please both beginners and experienced users. Its perfect balance of user-friendliness and advanced functionality makes it an ideal choice for a wide range of users. With its lightweight nature and active community, EndeavourOS is a must-try for anyone looking for a reliable and efficient operating system.
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Project: Garuda Linux
Version: 250308
Rating: 2
Date: 2025-03-22
Votes: 0
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I've struggled 20 hours failing to install Garuda from ventoy only to find it's not possible but with Grub option! Now once installed the OS and after 4h of searching how to start Heroic stil found nothing. Seems to be installed but have no idea of how to start it. I installed Garuda because I like the Plasma Themes and colors but this OS it's not for new users of Linux. I stood on Linux Mint one month and everything was perfect, my games and all my needed software, perfect. The only reason I moved to Garuda was the awesome theme (dragonized) but now I have to abandon it since I prefer to enjoy my life not to spend 3h searching how to start an application and found no help in all the frikin internet. I do not recommend this for someone whit 30 years in Windows and 1 month in Linux. Maybe in 5 or more years the developers would think also in new users I don't know.... and for now I don't care either since Linux Mint is so perfect for everybody and everything.
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Project: Fedora
Version: 42-beta
Rating: 9
Date: 2025-03-22
Votes: 2
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I really like this build currently dual boot with windows 11 all is going great grub did pick up windows on a separate HD , this current 42 beta is just fantastic , I suggest any one wanting to give Linux a try this is your time to try , installation was a breeze, a nice walk through as you install makes it easy , for a non computer illiterate ,for a older person thats not a guru this in my op ion is simpler then windows 11 to install , easy to use and a simple layout not over coming and confusion , just simplicity at it's best , I did install gnome tweaks to always show the taskbar , just hands down a great OS with out the telemetry of Windows, get it a try you will not be disappointed . At the current state I'm enjoying this more then windows 11..
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Project: Zorin OS
Version: 17.2
Rating: 9
Date: 2025-03-22
Votes: 2
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I've been using Zorin OS (Core) for just over a year now. I bought a used Thinkpad (2012?) as a kind of emergency interim computer after frustration with the new Mac mini which was supposed to replace the old one.
A year later, I have learned so much about the terminal and bash, but the graphical interface is there too when I need it.
Opera browser is blazingly fast.
Old Thinkpads and Zorin are a winning combination. This "interim" computer is what I'm on most often.
The only reason it's not 10/10 is that I couldn't get backups to Google Drive to work. In fact, the only backups I was able to make were on the same drive being backed up. That of course was useless when I inadvertently deleted the wrong partition using Gnome Disks. (I did have cloud backups done by hand, i.e. without backup software).
I'm glad the accidental deletion happened. I tried Bodhi Linux which has a good reputation. It didn't fit the screen well and I never did find Wi-Fi. Sent me right back to Zorin, where I'm happy. (i've also tried Puppy Linux's Bookworm Pup on another computer and it worked fine. Setup including wifi were a breeze).
Looking forward to replacing the ancient hard drive with a solid state one and continuing on with Zorin.
🏶
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Project: Garuda Linux
Version: 250308
Rating: 9
Date: 2025-03-22
Votes: 3
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I love Garuda Linux! I use an intel laptop, and all the drivers work out of the box. Then, it automatically updated packages and it did not come with any useless apps. The Dragonized theme is great, but it uses the MacOS layout instead of the windows layout, so I tinkered with it. I love KDE and its version was great. Nothing went wrong with my ZSH configs and my apps. I thought it was a great experience. It also has full support for the AUR and has fast mirrors by default. Installation was easy and the Btrfs snapshot feature was nice. It has the same repositories as Arch, with the addition of Chaotic-AUR, and Garuda repositories, so it works like Arch unlike Manjaro. Manjaro uses slower-to-update repositories and is buggy. Garuda is not buggy at all. Again, no distro is perfect, and Garuda has its issues. Firstly, it does not have Flatpak in its assistant, and Flatpak is great. Also, FireDragon browser does not support extention sync unless you put an override text in the config, which connects it to Mozilla. However, FireDragon is a great browser and it is so customizable! Overall, I think Garuda Linux is the best distro, so I rate it a Strong 9.
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Project: Q4OS
Version: 5.7
Rating: 9
Date: 2025-03-22
Votes: 0
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After trying maybe 20 different Linux distros the last couple of weeks, this one produces a smile on my face, because it can easily resemble the look of a Windows XP or even earlier (Win2000?) with its Trinity desktop. They even rebuilt the typical application installers and control panel!
The first part of the installation is text-based but this does not bother me because it works without headaches. Especially I like that Q4OS
- is light-weight so I can use it on a very old Core2Duo notebook with just 2GB RAM and still have
- is made with some passion to details, and
- allows to install a clean system where I don't have to uninstall a lot of bloatware first.
Where else do you have the possibility to run Windows XP with the latest software and security updates? ;)
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Project: Fedora
Version: 42-beta
Rating: 9
Date: 2025-03-22
Votes: 1
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I tried Fedora beta with the COSMIC desktop environment, which is a new spin and a surprise given that COSMIC is at alpha 6 at the time of writing. I don't think that Fedora has ever released a spin before based on a non-production desktop environment, but there is a great deal of interest and goodwill towards COSMIC and, as it turned out, it made the right decision to support it early.
Why COSMIC? I am an old Ubuntu person and not since Unity have I experienced a desktop environment which is so efficient - for my use, it simply takes fewer mouse and keyboard actions to perform a specific task than others. It is also midway between GNOME (low) and KDE (high) in the degree of customisation, which is just right. There is some muttering that it "is too much like GNOME". It certainly looks rather like it, but the "feel" is completely different.
Producing and maintaining the spin is helped by COSMIC being decoupled - it is small, made up of relatively few packages, because it has little technical debt. Wayland and Pipewire, among others, are mandatory with no fallback to older technology.
The installer (Anaconda) is the same as it has been for many releases and behaves in the same way. However, after the initial screens have been navigated it is a few minutes, and a reboot, to the COSMIC desktop. This has one Fedora wallpaper (which vanishes from the wallpaper chooser and cannot be picked again if you switch to one of COSMIC's wallpapers, a minor bug) but is otherwise as developed by System76. Firefox, LibreOffice, [GNOME] Disks, [GNOME] System Monitor and [GNOME] Calculator are supplied to fill in the gaps left by COSMIC's own utilities (Files, Media Player, Screenshot, Settings, Store, Terminal, Text Editor). Rather oddly, Okular [KDE] is also preinstalled to support PDF file reading; I replaced it with Papers [GNOME].
In general the COSMIC utilities are GNOME-like but, as is common throughout, have sensible defaults and their customisation options do not generally have to be changed. The Store is actually very good; it is fast and to the point and supports dnf and Flathub. An omission in COSMIC is that there is no indicator for software updates. The developers have made the correct decision not to include the rather clunky dnfdragora; either the command line or the Store can be used to check. Another minor omission is that there is no night light; this is explicitly stated as being a post-first-release option in COSMIC. Unfortunately, sct (an elegant solution) doesn't appear to be available for up-to-date versions of Fedora, so I will compile it myself.
On actual use, window tiling, the best feature of the old pre-COSMIC Pop! OS, is there and working splendidly. I find the whole desktop fast, slick and well-integrated, which is a great achievement; there is nowhere I could find where a feature or appearance sticks out as inappropriate or not in keeping with the rest of the environment. I have had no crashes in two days of heavy use, which is an even more remarkable achievement for a beta operating system with an alpha desktop environment!
I suspected that Fedora would do a good job here, as I have always thought that its engineering is the best of the major Linux distributions, and I was right. I see a lot of complaints about Pop! OS with COSMIC, many of which are misguided given that it is at alpha; ironically, someone else took System 76's desktop environment and stabilised it.
Rating? 9. There are a few - but only a few - quirks, as is expected in an alpha version of any software, but Fedora has done a stupendous job in making a sound environment using COSMIC and it is usable day-to-day, which surprised me. It also has the assurance that, because of the semi-rolling release, alphas, betas and the final release ("epoch 1") will follow, although I have to add "eventually" to that. Developing a completely new desktop environment is as hard as it gets and the development process has been drawn out.
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Project: MX Linux
Version: 23.5
Rating: 10
Date: 2025-03-22
Votes: 2
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I am linux user since 2005 and I'm rating MX with 10. Here is why.
On my 4 machines, it works as good as Debian, but I have to modify very little on it to different uses. You have useful and powerful tools out of the box. Its installer is fast and gives you useful options.
It has a versatile installer which works fine to manage test repos, flatpacks, and more. However, Synaptic and Apt are available in case you need them.
Community is active, responsive, and friendly. Its documentation is comprehensive and helpful.
I would recommend it to windows people over Mint since in my experience, MX has a better stability and performance. (Mint is a great distro in my opinion)
Hope this is useful, cheers
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Project: Bazzite
Version: 41
Rating: 10
Date: 2025-03-21
Votes: 1
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Bazzite is an excellent distro!
It's intended for gaming, but not limited to it by any means. It just includes tweaks and apps that make games (including Windows games) run really well out of the box. It comes in KDE and Gnome flavors.
I used Ubuntu for 8 years and it was painful. So much work and tinkering was required just to get basic hardware to work, and then some things would break every release cycle and you had to fix them again (or you could stay on LTS releases and be restricted to using software that's 2 years old).
Bazzite works out of the box and updates are FAST! Kernel, driver and desktop environment updates get pushed in days after they get released (as opposed 6 months with Ubuntu, Mint etc). The installation is super stable because it's atomic and you don't have to worry about an update conflicting with the tinkering that you needed to do to get your stuff to work, or vice-versa. And you don't have to worry about it deteriorating over time, because (since it's atomic) the base OS is always kept in line with the distro image and cannot diverge or get corrupted.
The only real downside of an atomic distro is that some tweaks are difficult or impossible to make, such as replacing and using a custom kernel, GPU drivers or desktop environment. So make sure your stuff works out of the box. And if it does, then you're "set for life" and you can expect great stability and new features with very little maintenance work. If you really want to tinker a lot and replace those things, then I recommend a non-atomic distro.
In short, if you want an environment that's MODERN, quickly gets the LATEST UPDATES, is STABLE, WORKS OUT OF THE BOX, and you don't have a need to replace parts of the OS, then this is for you.
Note: If you don't intend to play games (or don't need gaming features and tweaks included in the OS), then you can also look at Bluefin (KDE) or Aurora (Gnome) for an otherwise similar great experience. If you're a developer and want developer features, look at Bluefin DX, Aurora DX, or Bazzite DX. If you're a game developer, look at Bazzite GDX.
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Project: Peppermint OS
Version: 10
Rating: 1
Date: 2025-03-21
Votes: 0
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installer fails after starting
it got through the partitioning phase then crashed twice, i did not try a 3rd time
i tried the devuan 64 flagship, march 2025 (install date)
PeppermintOS-devuan_64_xfce.iso 2024-07-01 1.6 GB (sourceforge)
moving on, sadly
i have an old Acer netbook with some intel processor
it is able to do youtube videos of about 480p well enough, though the last install jittered on 240p (alpine linux)
I was looking for something more complete and have enjoyed Peppermint before, but this fail is more than I need to move on to something else (trying Makulu next just for fun). And having heard about the peppermint problems of late. Good luck to them. I hope it works in the future.
I would try again, but maybe next go around. Sorry I can't give it more than a 1 for now.
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Project: Crunchbangplusplus
Version: 12.1
Rating: 10
Date: 2025-03-21
Votes: 0
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Crunchbang Plus Plus Linux has been my favorite Linux distro for many years. It's minimalistic, fast, reliable and it looks good. It looks very clean and beautiful. Suggestion: please develop a modern lock screen. I use it on an i5-3470 with 16GB RAM and SSD. I love the responsiveness and stability of Debian. This desktop is a programmer's dream. I plan to replace all other Microsoft Windows 10 desktops with this setup. What a great distro! Thanks to all the people who work on this distro. You make a difference.
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Project: CachyOS
Version: 250202
Rating: 10
Date: 2025-03-21
Votes: 0
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For me, a wonderful Linux Distro. Why ?
I'm using it for gaming (steam and lutris) and office, it is fast, stable, good supported, and I love KDE ;)
We are using Wayland for a newest PC and X11 for an older PC and it works perfect.
- install of gaming titles very easy with Lutris or Steam (some AAA titles doens't work well, but this is not a problem for me and my focus)
- for office I using Linux Tools and this works very well
MS Teams = Element
Outlook = Thunderbird
Office = FreeOffice
I do not missing Windows ;)
*negative point
I have with a few tools a misstake of display, when I set a full screen option
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Project: Garuda Linux
Version: 250308
Rating: 9
Date: 2025-03-21
Votes: 3
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Bouncing back and forth between Debian and Arch for the better part of 3 years now. KDE is the only DE I truly enjoy besides Awesome but thats a WM. I had gotten tired of waiting for Debian to get KDE6 upgraded however, that will not be until Trixie. I could of went unstable but thats just it....unstable. Which brings me to Garuda specifically Mokka. What a sight, beautiful isn't even the word. It is also so far solid. I have it installed in VM and a Lenovo mini with an AMD A10-9700e with 16GB Ram. Its surprisingly fast. The desktop is MACish and I am not complaining and recently I have switched to a MACBOOK AIR as my daily driver. I would rather a LINUX arm based laptop, soon enough. The included revamped installers are quick and easy to use. Better then pounding at the terminal. This is a great distro and I am going to install on a few other machines. Keep it up!!
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Project: Manjaro Linux
Version: stable
Rating: 8
Date: 2025-03-20
Votes: 0
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I like manjaro. There are more than 20 pc's and laptops running on manjaro right now in my office. And I have been using Manjaro for more than 8 years now.
Official repos and AUR and flatpak and snapd makes almost all the software available for a linux user with the perfect WINE experience. (Somehow it is always problematic with debian-ubuntu-mint family for wine).
numlockx availability from the installation phase is great (-which is still missing in Debian family distros).
manjaro tools such as chroot, pacnew checker, etc are very useful.
Kernel management is excellent.
Cinnamon and XFCE are the DE for our computers according to their hardware capabilities.
The developers choices for cinnamon is very frustrating. (-such as including vivaldi as a default web browser). And late implementation of installation ISO versions.
Manjaro settings UI is always inconsistent with rest of DE theme and single click / double click confusion.
But a lot of maintenance is required as a user relative to Mint. (And I will be blamed for this comment for not understanding the philosophy of rolling release) But this maintenance issue can be minimized by the developers if they admit that there is a problem with pamac and if they revisit their general approach to the issue.
Although I have points to criticize, Manjaro is my number one distro for years.
I can confidentally suggest Manjaro for productivity, entertainment, gaming, surfing purposes of all kind of linux experience levels.
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Project: Slackware Linux
Version: 15.0
Rating: 10
Date: 2025-03-20
Votes: 4
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I'm running Slackware since years 2000s, actually using Slackware 15.0 on iMac and two laptops.
It's the best Linux distro I've ever seen, stable, fast, highly personalizable and fully transparent to users and administrators.
Of course it isn't a Linux version for newbies, anyway its the best choice to fully understand the Linux core system and create an OS personalized on your needs.
I like lightweight Desktop environments and Fluxbox is the best choice ... why ? You can setup everything you need, nothing more, nothing less. XFE as filmanager is also a good choice.
Using rsync for backups with personalized bash script even if there's a lot of backup tools also with GUI interface.
Software updates made by running pesonalized Cron scheduled scripts and ftps from Slackware software mirros.
Software packages built from SBO (SlackBuilds) or compiled from sources.
Servers running fast and with security in mind enforced by personal configurations.
In few words: Linux Slackware simply works fine and it's a wonderful computer experience.
Cheers.
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Project: CachyOS
Version: 250202
Rating: 1
Date: 2025-03-20
Votes: 0
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Only giving this a one because the install could not start, my usb keyboard had no power so they didn't have compatible usb drivers in the installer so I could choose live or liveram or anything. I know this because I tapped the cap lock and number lock keys and no lights on the keyboard lit up. Huge mistake not having a small driver for a mouse, reminds me of linux from the late 90's where no mouse or keyboard drivers worked when I tried an install. I have low expectations for this distro if they did not try installs on various different pc's since the programmer must have been using a ps2 mouse/keyboard to have this huge oversight, like just ask a friend to install it and test it out or a relative.
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Project: CachyOS
Version: 250202
Rating: 10
Date: 2025-03-20
Votes: 3
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CachyOS is a highly optimized Distro based on Arch Linux. It uses modern Hardware to the fullest to give its Users the best Performance. I've never used a Distro thats easy to install and gives you the possibility to use encrypted ZFS without any issues.
Pros:
- v3/v4 packages
- bore & sched-ext cpu scheduler
- adios io scheduler
- zfs support ootb
- many performance/usability tweaks ootb
- best performing distro ive tried
- easy to install
- good and helpful community
- easy to migrate to Arch if the Team stops developing CachyOS
TLDR: Similar to Clear Linux in Performance but way better usability.
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Project: Manjaro Linux
Version: 24.2.1
Rating: 10
Date: 2025-03-20
Votes: 6
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I've been running Manjaro on two desktop PCs and a laptop for three years now, and I see no ground for complains about Mj being unstable or buggy. For me, it works like a charm (except for annoying yellow boxes that appear in the MATE DE (community edition) when the cursor is on a title bar or a tab). I do especially like that system updates are incremental and do not take place every other day but only once in a while (around three weeks in average). Everything works smoothly, and I like the themes that are provided by the Mj team (which I cannot say about some other good distros).
So, I can safely recommend Manjaro for both new and experienced users and send my sincere acknowledgments to the developers!
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Project: Fedora
Version: 42-beta
Rating: 10
Date: 2025-03-20
Votes: 8
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Fedora KDE offers a polished and modern KDE Plasma experience with Fedora’s reliability and up-to-date software. The Plasma desktop is sleek, customizable, and lightweight, making it a great choice for users who prefer a traditional yet modern interface. While it benefits from Fedora’s strong security and frequent updates, the rolling nature of updates may not suit those looking for long-term stability. Overall, Fedora KDE is an excellent option for users who want a cutting-edge Linux distro with a beautiful and highly configurable desktop.
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Project: Pop!_OS
Version: 22.04
Rating: 10
Date: 2025-03-20
Votes: 0
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Get used to pop up that declare your system is "unresponsive"
I have used both alpha and the POPos version official but I had to quit after several issues.
System hanging is the chagrin on POPos. It wear you down with its POPup message
System crashes are common and it may happen when you are in the midst of some busy work like loading an ML model using ollama.
Its just not ready
I have moved back to mint and I am thinking of going back to UBUNTU because I want to get some work done
My sense is that cosmic Os will not be ready until 2026
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Project: MX Linux
Version: 23.5
Rating: 5
Date: 2025-03-19
Votes: 0
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Booted with only 1 who-cares error. I like the screen layout on laptop with too-wide-screen. Response is quick, but something is hogging CPU ! Trimmed plenty of un-needed fat, then noticed something is hogging the disk.
Next day - Booted with same error. Screen popped up much leaner & faster. Tested browser - OK. Tested eMail - then noticed something hogging the disk. Then,,, the Time-to-upgrate box appeared with 525 things to fix !!! Are you kidding ?
In 48 hours, the sweet-little-baby is suddenly on life-support !!!
No way,,, I let it "apply" and watch in horor as it destroyed itself !
Next day - nothing flashing. Dead-end boot. Back to filthy old GRUB, where I tried the 'other' systemD boot.
It worked ! Its a black screen with cursor arrow, that I can mouse aaround. Nothing else is functional.
Grand job boys ! I'll come back in 2030 and give it another try !
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Project: GrapheneOS
Version: 2025030300
Rating: 9
Date: 2025-03-19
Votes: 1
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I have tried GrapheneOS on a Amazon ordered Second hand Pixel 3a XL 2 years ago. Also Calyxos and GrapheneOS was basic and slow without many options of interest except security and privacy.
Now however since watching some you tube Videos in Nov/Dec 2024 how one could separate User Profiles for different uses on a Pixel 7 PRO phone and keep google sandboxed in the main profile without anything to harvest there for google and use the profiles with anonymity and separation from each other and the apps in each, I started to understand how I can use this for my benefit. I ordered a new Pixel 7 Pro from Amazon to South Africa and loaded the Pixel with Grapheneos Direct from the Grapheneos site through the automatic net installer. It was a internet connection and a few click...that is how easy it is...
I started January 2024 , So now I have 6 user Profiles, All apps are from Google Play sandboxed downloaded in the main profile, but not used there.There is also nothing google can get, no photos , no contacts or anything.Then the apps you want can be pushed thru to any new user you create by "Install available apps" for that user. By switching to that user-(With or without separate password for each user) you can setup that app for that user like and EXAMPLE -Gmail...(each user can have its own gmail app) ...
I try to keep my shopping apps in a separate profile without anything Google or APPS can steal..
I keep my work stuff in a separate profile
I have my personal stuff in a separate profile,
I have a PLAY profile just to browsing
I am still learning,playing and exploring . All I know is that just about everything you need can be adjusted. There is no annoying updates with Gemini, AI's or any other nagging suggestions and notification(Like my wives SAMSUNG phone), once you disable them.
Updates can be setup to be silent and in the background ( It never resets your settings), it is very respectful of YOUR choices and does not mess around with you. The OS is OBEDIENT!! you know what I mean. This is not like Android OR IOS or Windows..
It is complex to use if you want all the privacy and Security, but I LOVE the choices and respect this OS gives the user, by not changing your setting or nagging.!!!-Of coarse you have to set this up to work this way, but all settings are there for you to change, thereafter it stays the same.
Even if you do not set up the other profiles and just use the main profile like in an normal Android OS, Using Google sandboxed standard as setup by the GRAPHENEOS, you will be happy with the usage,PRIVACY AND SECURITY it offers.
I give it 9 because nothing is perfect in live....but this is close for me and my usage as a semi -geek.
In my mind this is the Phone OS that we should demand for our phones and not allow anyone to manipulate our info, privacy or data.
Watch some you tube videos on this OS and try it. Of coarse, you need to get a pixel. But if you do not like GrapheneOS you could still install stock Google Android OS easily. Pixel 8 onward have 7 years of updates, you cannot really loose. You will still have a GOOD phone for many years.
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Project: Q4OS
Version: 5.7
Rating: 9
Date: 2025-03-19
Votes: 0
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Ten years ago, all but one of my machines ran a variant of Microsoft Windows. Today, I have five machines running Linux. I have a server running Rocky 9.5 (sans GUI) that hosts Adobe ColdFusion/Apache websites. I have a tablet and a 64-bit VirtualBox VM running straight Debian 12 (KDE Plasma GUI). And finally, I have two machines running Q4OS 5.7 (KDE Plasma GUI). The Q4OS units include an Intel XEON based machine running as a file server that also provides DNS/WINS services for my network. The other Q4OS unit is a Lenovo X1-Yoga ThinkPad that serves as my main laptop and also hosts an 32-bit Windows 10 VirtualBox machine that I use to run ancient Windows apps. I am amazed at how well Q4OS has handled both of these roles, i.e. file server and laptop client machine. Q4OS is remarkably stable. It installs a very clean Debian environment without all of the usual clutter. The only anomaly that I've noticed (and that I'm still puzzling over) is Q4OS seems to take significantly longer to logout/restart/shutdown compared to a machine running straight Debian 12. It is clearly doing some essential housekeeping, but I'm not exactly sure why it is so noticeably different from Debian 12.
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Project: Fedora
Version: 41
Rating: 10
Date: 2025-03-19
Votes: 7
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installed as virtual machine using Parallels desktop on Apple Mac Studio M2 Max (aarch64, arm), KDE. works flawlessly. even as VM, is more responsive that native Intel Fedora 41 on i9 cpu system. Mac users, even though VMware FUsion is now free, Parallels is worth the money and far superior to Fusion, running Linux and macOS VMs on ARM (Fusion does not support MacOS VMs on ARM, only Intel). Parallels will actually download Fedora directly and install, you don't need to search for ISO. In addition to Fedora, Parallels will directly download Ubuntu, Debian and Kali. I tried installing otther distros and had no problem, there is an option for installing other distros using 6,.x or 5.x kernels, Arch, Red Hat, etc. with your own provided ISO images.
I chose Fedora because I want up to date Firefox etc, directly, IOW not Snap or Flatpack. Ubuntu GNOME interface seemed slow as a VM under Parallels, which surprised me. no problem with KDE Wayland through Parallels video nterface
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Project: Manjaro Linux
Version: stable
Rating: 10
Date: 2025-03-19
Votes: 5
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All flaws in Manjaro seem to be fixed. This includes the slow release cycle of KDE. KDE is now as up to date as any other software package and this makes Manjaro now a perfect 10!
Prior to this, even bug fix KDE revs were held on to for months. That seems to be no longer the case!
I have used Distro of all types. I have run Debian, Gentoo (I still have a NAS with Gentoo), Ubuntu, Suse, all the way back to Mandrake, you name it. Out of all of the Distro's, this is easily my fav. Runs like clockwork, rarely any bugs, games as good or better than the best of them, and your software is always up to date. This is all the advantages of Arch without the headache. Great all around. 10 on 10.
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Project: Debian
Version: 12
Rating: 10
Date: 2025-03-18
Votes: 32
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debian and lxde, even if no one else uses it, I use it. Why?
Debian is the most stable distribution on the market and the lightest desktop is lxde and especially when you make a minimal installation and install the llxde core package on it, you get a very nice look when you configure everything, icons, settings, keyboard shortcuts, themes, everything as you want. You also get an easy use and you have the lightest and fastest operating system. I will never give up my minimally installed debian and my minimally installed lxde desktop. Especially after trying so many ridiculous distributions and encountering so many problems,
Debian is great, it gives you enough options to install an operating system as you want. It does not impose anything on you and does not patch packages like other distributions, it offers it in its purest form. And it leaves you to yourself:
Yes, the operating system I am currently using and customizing is the fastest, lightest and most trouble-free on the market, no problems. It's been a year and I haven't seen a single bug or problem. The only problem I had was with Firefox, I couldn't connect to YouTube and it was freezing on the Mixamo site and als using a lot of RAM. So I deleted it immediately and installed Chromeium instead and it was one of the best choices I made. It uses exactly 300mb less RAM than Firefox on the same site and it doesn't strain the system at all. There is no fan noise like Firefox. Just like lxde, there is no fan noise when it is running. It works quietly, calmly and securely and does not harm the system at all. I don't know why I didn't use it before. I think Debian should prefer Chromium instead of Firefox n it.
I used google translator, sorry I know English.
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Project: deepin
Version: 23
Rating: 1
Date: 2025-03-18
Votes: 0
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I like in fact the whole system .
The colors and the different software is doing quite well and I am rally attracted to the set-up both in system as well in colors.
Easy to use and to find the software, and if one can not find something the hlp is available.
However I can not find te printer (brother HL 1100), which means that this product does at the end has no value at alll.
I asked many time please do help me to be able the printer HL-1100 or HL 1200. But I think others could not find the printer also.
Such a piity
Hans Minekus
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Project: CROWZ
Version: 5.0
Rating: 1
Date: 2025-03-17
Votes: 0
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Only giving this a one because the install could not start, my usb keyboard had no power so they didn't have compatible usb drivers in the installer so I could choose live or liveram or anything. I know this because I tapped the cap lock and number lock keys and no lights on the keyboard lit up. Huge mistake not having a small driver for a mouse, reminds me of linux from the late 90's where no mouse or keyboard drivers worked when I tried an install. I have low expectations for this distro if they did not try installs on various different pc's since the programmer must have been using a ps2 mouse/keyboard to have this huge oversight, like just ask a friend to install it and test it out or a relative.
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Project: CachyOS
Version: 250202
Rating: 7
Date: 2025-03-17
Votes: 0
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There is no same score for all. Here is my scores for various groups:
1. Geeks - 10. Fast and good for gaming, AI, development. Recurrent updates. Newest packages. Arch. Can excuse some crushes and inconvenience (like powering down and powering up the second screen with different resolution, after waking up from sleep, or not responding keyboard/mouse for some time after waking up)
2. Newbies - 1. As any arch based distro, there is high probability of crushes (may be even more then, for example, Endeavarous). No experience of good features yet, so can not appreciate goodness.
3. Intermediate users - 7, appreciate goodness, but not happy with problems.
So my rating is 7. Should be 6 if average, but I am a bit biased toward geeks.
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Project: openSUSE
Version: tumbleweed
Rating: 10
Date: 2025-03-17
Votes: 2
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OpenSUSE is just great.
Always a clean fast install with no issues at all.
It's not based on Debian or Ubuntu which is a huge plus, and it has no Snap rubbish either, unless you want that hot mess, flatpaks are brilliant and rpm is easy to use.
Codecs are simple just install Opi then its opi codecs. you can't go wrong with that really.
I've found the system easy to use, very quick and light on memory, I'm using KDE de, and that is such a great and easy to use de, I can't imagine using anything else .
I don't even have Windows on my system anymore either, and I don't miss that OS, I also don't miss the blatant advertising Windows shoves at you after every update or the spying on your usage.
I liked openSUSE so much I've dropped them some cash and hope it helps somewhat as I believe in supporting those who have supported me with such a great System.
Many thanks to all at openSUSE, you've got one happy user here.
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Project: Lubuntu
Version: 24.10
Rating: 1
Date: 2025-03-17
Votes: 0
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Simply awful distro inherits al the problems of its mother distro Ubuntu .
Major issue with uefi, major problems with responsiveness of system. Noticeably slower than other better distros such as Opensuse or Manjaro.
When installed I found so many problems cropping up with this OS that I decided to uninstall it as soon as I could.
I don;t believe I've ever had such issues before on my 20 years using Linux, and they all stem from Ubuntu issues, not Debian.
Thankfully I'm using Opensuse now, and there are no issues whatsoever, and I'm never going to try an Ubuntu based distro again.
Amazing that they would let something like this go live when the bugs are so obvious and just plain terrible. Also, how can this be lightweight when it uses more resources than Gnome, KDE etc?
Nope, Lubuntu and its parent distro Ubuntu are never going to see space on my system again.
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Project: Ultramarine Linux
Version: 40
Rating: 7
Date: 2025-03-17
Votes: 0
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Good set of features and a clean distro, but holy shit you guys need to refine the installation process, there’s no reason it’s that slow to only end up with an unusable boot loader - took me 3 attempts before it worked. All devices were correctly identified, I let reclaim and resize the ssd and it went smoothly, but unlike just about any other distro, if you remove the usb device at the end of the installation process (when you got that “ready to reboot” message), it went to hell and I had to reinstall.
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Project: Bazzite
Version: 41
Rating: 10
Date: 2025-03-17
Votes: 2
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Long time linux user with decades of experience with many many distros. Currently using both CachyOS and Fedora.
Recently installed KDE/NVIDIA desktop variant, and after using it for a couple weeks, I'm impressed.
Bazzite gets Fedora's well-tested bi-annual Fedora release cycle vs rolling releases
Bazzite's immutable nature for the core OS is hard to break
Bazzite has very good on-screen help for anyone new to Bazzite or linux
If you want heavy customization or to tinker with things, look elsewhere.
But, if I were to currently recommend a distro to someone coming from Windows, or to anyone who is primarily interested in a stable and flexible gaming disto, it would be Bazzite.
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Project: UBports
Version: 20.04
Rating: 9
Date: 2025-03-17
Votes: 1
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I daily use Ubuntu Touch on a Redmi Note 9S. It's a completely free and open source GNU/Linux OS.
The weak point is the catalogue of natively available applications, which stands at between 400 and 500 apps.
Also note that the installation process may be challenging depending the used device, especially because one needs to reflash a specific Android version before to install Ubuntu Touch (which benefits from an installer software available on Windows, Mac and Linux)
Natively, Ubuntu Touch offers all the basic functions of a smartphone including: phone calls, sms/mms, web, emails, Bluetooth (audio streaming + data transfer), location, WiFi, cellular data, photos, videos, music, media, notifications, online/offline charging, double tap to wake, lock screen, Roaming management, etc...
It also provides numerous utilities software such as an address book, document viewer, alarms, clock, gallery, weather app, YouTube client, Email client, timer, text editors, online sync calendar, Telegram client, its own app store, music recognition, scan to PDF, change currency app, translators, files manager, tweak settings, calculator, pass manager, navigation app with online and offline maps and guidance, music instruments tools and tuners, QR codes reader and creator, and many more...You can also get some pretty nice webapps, and even create them very easily (ex: Facebook, Whatsapp web, transportation apps, etc...)
What's more, the hardware on the supported devices (26 devices at the time of writing) is very well managed by the system, including vibrator, fingerprint reader, sound, videos playback, GPS, cameras, torch, sensors, haptics, proximity, screen auto rotation, compass, power management, Bluetooth in vehicles, automatic brightness adjustment, hotspot, microphone, flight-mode, external SD card, audio output, screencast, NFC, etc...
However, it's worth to note that banking applications, payment applications (parking, public transport, entrances) and all the multitude of other applications provided by companies, retail chains, e-commerce, etc.... will not work natively.
If you need to be able to use them, you can install an Android container using ‘WayDroid’. To do this, simply download the ‘WayDroid Helper’ application from the Ubuntu Touch OpenStore and follow the nice GUI to install the service.
Note that WayDroid can lead to a massive increase of battery consumption as well as slow even more the system. Hopefully we can manually start and stop WayDroid when needed.
Also note that interactive screen mirroring protocoles such as Android Audio or Apple Car Play does not work at all yet.
The system's uncluttered interface is based on the graphical lines of Linux Ubuntu. The GUI launcher, "Lomiri", is based on Uniti DE. It's extremely basic, but beautiful. The visual line is very clean, pure and elegant. Personally I love it.
Overall, the system is stable and efficient, although it's quite slower and somehow less responsive than Android or IOS. System updates are regularly published, and can be easily installed via OTA.
By now, some technologies are not fully well supported, such as 4G/5G calling (VoLTE) or VoWiFi. But those are heavily developed. By the way, the QT web engine is at the time quite obsolete and will need to be renewed later in 2025.
In conclusion, although Ubuntu Touch is clearly no substitute for a traditional Android or IOS OS, it is very pleasant to use for enthusiast people, for example during holidays or bank holidays, or whenever you want to be calm. It's also pretty exciting to use a complete opensource and privacy OS developed by a small community of volunteers...
In my opinion, it's a good compromise for taking a break and leaving away from all those annoying stressful common notifications while still staying connected to the outside world.
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Project: Garuda Linux
Version: 240428
Rating: 6
Date: 2025-03-17
Votes: 0
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The first impression was really good. I like the design, boot time is fast and AUR serves a lot of packages.
BUT: I couldn't get my sim racing setup up and running. Tried the AUR package first with hid-fanatecff and then built it by myself... No chance to get it running.
After 3 months, the next update destroyed the system completely. Had to install everything again. But to be honest, I want a stable distro and nothing like Arch, which breaks after a few months. So I changed and went to Nobara.
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