Honestly thats fair, im referring to people who dont need up to date software :3

(I dont use Debian, I use Arch btw)

You would be genuenly suprised how good of a desktop OS it is, granted the packaged are old but keep in mind you can use repo packages for stability and flatpak for up to date software

Imo Debian with Cinnamon is better, it may require a tad bit more effort to set up but its more stable

As an Arch user, both Debian and Pop_OS are better choices than Ubuntu

I use Arch btw :3

Use Fish (very good autocomplete) and aliases

Command 'su' not found did you mean: command 'doas' from opendoas

Sourse is not in the sudoers file. This incident will be reported.

Some Linux users like myself are Transfem :3

Imo when it comes to lightweight distros theres a reason why you set it up manually, when 100mb is the difference between a usable system it makes sense for the user to customize it to their needs.

Devuan is like Debian but without SystemD and much lighter. Like Debian however you set it up yourself so feel free to use whatever WM you want (I personally like Sway).

Honestly when it comes to Debian derivatives Devuan is the only one I would reccomend (still doesnt get in my top 5)

Yeah Windows is not stable at all :3

My top five Linux distros:

1. Debian: It may not be exciting but its rock stability is what makes it good for the vast majority of people (aka what I would genuenly reccomend to people)
2. Alpine: Not the easiest or most stable but very lightweight
3. OpenSuse: Stable yet up to date, very good defaults and themeing is amazing (especially on Sway)
4. Arch: Ignoring the community or documentation you get a distro with up to date packages and not much else to seperate it
5. NixOS: Way too advanced for me but I love the way it works, seems amazing for a select type of people

Of course my opinion is objectively correct and if you disagree im going to burn your house down with combustible lemons (made by my team of scientists ofc) /s

I love Fish and this sounds amazing :3

Because Linux doesnt compete with MacOS? Linux doesnt compete against any other OS because unlike Windows or MacOS, Linux isnt owned by a for-profit organization (Linux doesnt have something to sell). Gnome is driven by community efforts to polish a community maintained set of tools, I would say theyve done a very good job.

Absolutely this, Linux is not a Windows replacement but ReactOS is (granted its not ready yet)

When SteamOS releases on all devices people will say “I’ll switch when every peice of Windows software is compatible” or some other unreasonable and impossible accomplishment. Even if every peice of Windows software was compatible people would say “ill switch to Linux when it looks and functions identically to Windows”.

Tbh the vast majority of people who say “ill switch to (insert Linux distro here) when (insert accomplishment here)” will most likley never switch

A lot of us are also disaster trans lesbians :3