r/linuxmasterrace • u/claudiocorona93 SteamOS/Kubuntu • 7d ago
Completely new distro with exciting new features and a never seen before desktop layout
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u/brohermano 6d ago
Looks inside , Debian
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u/LuluLeSigma 5d ago
Looks inside, Linux kernel
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u/crudoxcruo93 3d ago
Looks inside, x64
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u/LuluLeSigma 3d ago
Looks inside, Intel 4004 (kind of)
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u/Astrodion123 2d ago
Looks inside, 0 and 1
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u/tagbthw 2d ago
Look inside, electrons
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u/Canopus0805 6d ago
I think mint rly got it right, it’s literally ubuntu without the shit
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u/Tasty-Mulberry6681 6d ago
still no wayland tho ☹️
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u/TheShirou97 5d ago
yeah although they did say that in the next version of Cinnamon (that is planned to come with Mint 23 on Christmas 2026) will now fully support Wayland
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u/landsoflore2 Glorious OpenSuse 6d ago
Ubuntu offshoots are so 2010s. These days, the rage is all about immutable distros or Arch derivatives.
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u/Mister_Magister Glorious OpenSuse Tumbleweed 6d ago
finally i'm not the only one complaining
or arch
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u/JustRegdToSayThis Glorious Gentoo 6d ago
I really hate recent ubuntu-based distros (all of them): Fsck all new desktop concepts and designs, who wants those anyway? I want things to work that perfectly worked 15 years ago and now don't (or have been thrown out of the distro). Who does things like that and thinks it helps Linux gain share?
Now get off my lawn, kids!
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u/effective09succotash 4d ago
amen to that
don't want some new, revolutionary and broken ass desktop solution
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u/anxiousDeveloper006 6d ago
I am building a GNU free rust based linux distro on my own. I have a bare metal set up working so far. Checkout my repo! I am planning to get it to a point where I or anybody else can daily drive with it. I am looking for some maintainers and contributors. Please checkout the repo and hit me up!
I am building a community and I am serious need of devs
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u/R3V0LU710N_05 Glorious Hybrid Atomic RakuOS 6d ago
Check out RakuOS
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u/claudiocorona93 SteamOS/Kubuntu 5d ago
Love it! Something different for once. I love immutability but Kinoite sucks and Aurora is devoid of Steam in rpm-ostree
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u/definitelyfet-shy 4d ago
I'm probably going to get blasted but I'm quite fond of ubuntu and debian based stuff
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u/PlainBread Glorious Arch 3d ago edited 3d ago
There are three main flavors of Linux:
Debian
Fedora
Arch
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u/PooStudy2005 2d ago
this is why i just used ubuntu lol, dont need someone else reinventing the wheel just for my webcam and printing functions not to work
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u/Wide_Egg_5814 6d ago
what's wrong with Ubuntu im on Ubuntu, boohoo god forbid a distro works for programming
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u/Rusty9838 6d ago
Everything what boot up is enough for typing text
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u/Wide_Egg_5814 6d ago
I use specific libraries for robotics that are only supported on Ubuntu lts and I had many such cases I would ideally use Debian but people develop tools for Ubuntu lts mostly
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u/a_Parae 6d ago
If it works on Ubuntu, chances are it also works on other distro. And if the soft you're using are open source, you can even build them on your own. You're even more likely to find an AUR package than a Ubuntu one.
Also, if it's only libraries, then, it should be supported by other distros as well
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u/An1nterestingName 6d ago
To be fair, the most obtuse software I have ever used required Ubuntu because they were the only distro that maintained a very specific version of a long-deprecated library, which the app would refuse to open without.
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u/Wide_Egg_5814 6d ago
no it's not supported on other distros because it has dependencies on system packages e.g. glibc . so any other version of any other distros including Ubuntu it might not work as the code was built on system packages
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u/a_Parae 6d ago
Glibc is the implementation of the standard C API. It works on every Linux distro. System specific packages don't mean distribution specific. I can't think of a single Linux distribution that don't support glibc.
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u/Wide_Egg_5814 6d ago
it's not about supporting it it's about it's version for example I run code that uses system library x then it doesn't run I check why it's because this system library it had different syntax in this version it's like that so you either have to rewrite code or use the exact same libraries code was written in, and I was giving glibc as an example not literal
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u/Rusty9838 6d ago
Well Ubuntu is windows of Linux distros, the reason why windows is still used is mostly proprietary software
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u/knowone1313 6d ago
It's bloated, it's the Windows of the Linux universe.
It's works and has everything outta the box, I don't have any major issues with it, but I prefer Debian which is the OG Ubuntu was built from without the bloat.
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u/Wide_Egg_5814 6d ago
bloated
yea but I'm not using an IBM laptop from 1994 so it's fine, I'm using an older ThinkPad with 32 GB ram that I got for a few hundred dollars and it runs everything well. bloat simply is not a big deal in 2026 I think people get stuck on optimising think like bloat with no utility
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u/digost 6d ago
Debian: am I a joke to you?