https://wiki.debian.org/Derivatives/Census
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Head_on_a_Stick wrote:^ The Census page is a bit more current:
BunsenLabs is on the list
tpprynn wrote:now that Mint doesn't come with codecs pre-installed
only to find that once I'd reattached my data drive the OS won't boot
Debian is at worst an equal in terms of user- and beginner-friendliness.
tpprynn wrote:...
+1VentGrey wrote:How about customizability?
Nili wrote:Debian offer NETINST to build your system according to your will, so enough to say that Debian is better than a based distro for someone.
Sir! You sound like a Debian Pro. But not all can play with advance customizations, compiling, hardware support, etc.Wheelerof4te wrote:...
IzayoiFlandre wrote:Speaking of Arch Linux ...
And don't even talk to me about Ubuntu ...
I've only been using Debian for 2 days...
Wheelerof4te wrote:^Why, thank you very much! I added a bit about Fedora, since I left it out at first. It deserves to be mentioned.
makh wrote:Sir! You sound like a Debian Pro. But not all can play with advance customizations, compiling, hardware support, etc.
Wheelerof4te wrote:makh wrote:Sir! You sound like a Debian Pro. But not all can play with advance customizations, compiling, hardware support, etc.
I am not a Debian Pro by any stretch (no pun intended) of the imagination. I just used to read and absorb the great Debian Wiki. You need to read only a few key pages of it to install and use Debian, IMO (SourcesList page, Wi-Fi/Firmware page, Apt page, Debian releases page) And the installation manual, of course. If anyone wants to install an OS, they should at least research it beforehand. If you can't do that, better install Windows.
makh wrote:But Arch is a no go for people who cannot understand arch wiki.
debiman wrote:makh wrote:But Arch is a no go for people who cannot understand arch wiki.
well said, that.
Do not operate this machine if you cannot read!
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