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- Opensuse was very nice...
-yast was powerful and offered configurability not available in gui,
... and it had its cons, for me:
- compiling non repo apps was difficult
- configuring files without yast, got over written by yast
- in the later upgrades, the functioning of old hardware was upto non functional
- Ubuntu ran fine for 6.06, but then due some complications, I had to move to debian.
- The printers support of ubuntu was better then debian
Sir! I am more than sorry that you got disturbed, but still managed to read a full page of discussion.stevepusser wrote:I like chocolate chip ice cream better than vanilla, therefore it is better.
What is better for auto racing, a Ferrari or a Baja 1000 4WD truck?
I hope this helps you see that your question is equally nonsensical.
I saw this topic accidentally and I thought to react. My advice, before you publish something think about it several times. You ask in the Debian forum, where probably are many devs from derivatives of Debian which one is better and you ask more things which go to escalation of tensions .makh wrote:Hi
a) Please inform that if you have found any of the debian based distro to be better and more polished then Debian, as claimed usually.
b) Please do inform the advantages you actually got.
c) Should the Debian based distros continue to develop, or they should rather be the respins?
d) Distro watch claims most users of Linux Mint, right now. Do you agree?
Thankyou
I'm not angry, just trying to get you to see that the answer to your question is "it depends."makh wrote:Sir! I am more than sorry that you got disturbed, but still managed to read a full page of discussion.stevepusser wrote:I like chocolate chip ice cream better than vanilla, therefore it is better.
What is better for auto racing, a Ferrari or a Baja 1000 4WD truck?
I hope this helps you see that your question is equally nonsensical.
From your signature, and other activities on this forum, it seems you are quite a Guru of Debian/MX. But there may be people like me, who cant code, and cannot probably compile on their own and cannot read source codes to fix the bugs and may have other issues in using linux/debian.
The very purpose of this talk is already clear in the subject. If you cannot help or guide, then theres no need to TROLL here.
Just to clear you, only: I am trying to find "using VMs, and other peoples experience" of a debian based distro, that may give an excellent desktop/laptop experience, but within debian range.
Thankyou
This is Debian User Forums, for people who use Debian.The very purpose of this talk is already clear in the subject.
the problem is that op assumes there's some sort of objective status of excellency (or any other similarly subjective term of qualification).makh wrote:distro, that may give an excellent desktop/laptop experience
It depends on the user and use. For the latter, did you have a look to the distribution search feature here, in particular the "Distribution category" drop-down box in the "Search by Distribution Criteria (Simple Search Form)" section.makh wrote:Debian based Distros... Really better?
+100stevepusser wrote:I like chocolate chip ice cream better than vanilla, therefore it is better.
What is better for auto racing, a Ferrari or a Baja 1000 4WD truck?
I hope this helps you see that your question is equally nonsensical.
arochester>>This is Debian User Forums, for people who use Debian.
If someone has found that an alternative Debian based distro is better why should they use Debian User Forums?
NONEPostby makh » 2017-10-30 19:36
Hi
a) Please inform that if you have found any of the debian based distro to be better and more polished then Debian, as claimed usually.
Absolutely 0, noneb) Please do inform the advantages you actually got.
What difference does it make?, they will continue, no matter if anyone thinks they should or shouldn't. Besides that, who would enforce not allowing them to continue , You or some witch doctor ?c) Should the Debian based distros continue to develop, or they should rather be the respins?
NO, and again, I will say, I don't care what distro watch and some witch doctord) Distro watch claims most users of Linux Mint, right now. Do you agree?
I have said it before, but say again, I would not suggest Linux Mint to my worst enemy, and I certainly would not suggest any one use a witch doctor, even my worst enemy. This thread is For the BirdsEmploying the best:
Arabic
Debian
Homeopathic
For new: Try Linux Mint
Maybe it was a better starter when you gave reasons/explanation why you want to know this all.makh wrote:Sir! Due to some reasons I came from ubuntu and open suse to debian.debiman wrote:it looks like an objective request for opinions, but i think it's just trolling.
But now a days, basic use debian package isnt working: xbacklight. Wiki & handbook are still for ver 8. So I wanted to know opinion on the based distros. If you still want to call it a trolling ...
I dont find any indications of these things in this medical science, till now. But do start a thread on OFF TOPIC for the knowledge of all here.https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/witchcraftDefinition of witchcraft
1 a :the use of sorcery or magic
b :communication with the devil or with a familiar
2 :an irresistible influence or fascination
Most scientists would disagree with you on that one:makh wrote:homeopathic is a science
