This community seems a little, uh, inactive, so here’s my shot at stirring up some discussion.
Me, I’m mostly a debian user. Stable for many, many years, but have been using debian sid recently on laptops without any issue.
This community seems a little, uh, inactive, so here’s my shot at stirring up some discussion.
Me, I’m mostly a debian user. Stable for many, many years, but have been using debian sid recently on laptops without any issue.
Parabola GNU/Linux-libre (OpenRC version) on my main PC. Arch Linux ARM on my ARM based machines and I also have a 10 year old laptop with OpenBSD 7.0
OpenBSD is pretty neat. Parabola is one I’ve never tried. What are the advantages of it over other distros?
Parabola is one of the few distributions that is 100% libre software. Proprietary blobs have been stripped from the kernel and no software is offered that infringes on your freedom. It’s based on Arch, so you also get Arch’s simplicity and excellent package management.