For me, its Ubuntu, despite the moral tendencies of its facilitators.

  • Chris LEnglish
    4·
    3 年前

    I used Ubuntu for years, but just recently installed Debian with Gnome. Definitely not as beginner friendly as Ubuntu, but I’m happy with it so far.

  • CamilleMellomEnglish
    3·
    3 年前

    I love fedora because it just works. Everytime I use something I always end up reverting because it’s just so much sturdier than other sister for me. I want to love Ubuntu, I really do! But for me I always find cracks where I break apt or I need multiple version of pythons… and while I can fix and do those things on Ubuntu, they just work on fedora: multiple python versions, dnf history undo…

    • wazoobonkerbrainEnglish
      1·
      3 年前

      Is Fedora still going? I stopped using it many years ago because it seemed like it had become just a testing ground for Red Hat and not really intended as a usable system in its own right.

  • Anime LoverEnglish
    2·
    3 年前

    What is wrong with this Ubuntu spelling on this laptop logo?

  • heliumlakeEnglish
    2·
    3 年前

    Fedora’s implementation of Gnome is near perfect. I also think Tumbleweed ships with Gnome integrated very well. Used both for some time, but I’m trying out Gentoo as a learning experience at the moment and Gnome seems to perform much better since you can compile it a bit leaner. However the default apps in the meta package have me trying the minimal Gnome on my laptop and adding exactly what I need.

  • GreenmanEnglish
    2·
    3 年前

    Fedora because in my experience Flatpaks work better than Snap packages for desktop applications. I’ve heard Snap packages are great for servers, but I’ve never tested them out in a server environment.

  • Buzz39English
    2·
    2 年前

    I have used Pop_OS! for years now, although it probably really isn’t considered a true gnome distro anymore as they are developing there own desktop called Cosmic. It is super stable an more pleasing to the eye than most other distro’s imoa. I have a virtual machine running Fedora, this is also really nice and is my backup if Pop goes weird on me.

  • marswarriorEnglish
    1·
    2 年前

    Fedora because most devs provide an rpm file to conveniently install, and fedora is very stable even though the package versions are newer than ubuntu, which is also another reason I like fedora.
    But I don’t use Gnome anymore because I moved to tiling WMs on Arch.