Hey guys! I’m looking for a unique and creative Linux distro that i can use in day to day situations. Any reccomendations?
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- erebion@news.erebion.euEnglish2 days
Debian.
It’s unique in that it is very stable while not being the shiny new thing changing things back and forth for no reason (looking at you, Canonical), it just works and is run by a non-commercial group of people, not a corp.
- 5 days
OS means operating system, the thing that allows to get shit done. You don’t want this to be unique nor creative.
5 daysI’m glad this is getting at least a few upvotes.
You can still play around with it, but the base should be boringly solid and widely compatible.
Then make it unique.And I don’t mean to say that distro developers or even users shouldn’t be creative.
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Chimera is a general-purpose Linux-based OS born from unhappiness with the status quo. We aim to create a system that is simple, transparent, and easy to pick up, without having to give up practicality and a rich feature set.
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Redcore
No idea what your day to day is, or what you consider “unique and creative”, or why that would be selection criteria for an os though.
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Redcore is a gentoo fork, I have it installed due to it being anti ai, but haven’t spent much time with it yet
RedStar being North Korean would be way down my list along with usa, israel, and russian distros
- erebion@news.erebion.euEnglish2 days
You couldn’t use RedStar anyway. It blocks internet access and isn’t officially available outside North Korea. The only copies around are leaked copies.
But to be honest, TempleOS is way cooler.
While plan9 is Unix tidied up a bit.
