Favorite Linux Distros?

[beachbum111111]

Speaking of which what do most of you even use linux for?

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[portify]

Speaking of which what do most of you even use linux for?

same thing you'd use macOS or Windows for

[Pecon]

Just plain Debian is my favorite. Ubuntu is usually my go-to for a daily driver simply because I like Unity a lot, but I'm looking at trying out LXDE on Debian later, hoping I'll like it more.

[Master Matthew²]

I know this isnt linux, but ehat about ReactOS?

[d]

because I like Unity a lot

[BlocklandBlockoCity]

Mandriva is good, especially the KDE games, i guess

[TheABELBOTO]

Windows 8 is my favorite distro so far, it works with everything!

[Steve5451²]

Mandriva is good, especially the KDE games, i guess

Now that's a name I haven't heard in a long time.

[KoopaScooper]

I use CentOS more often than any other distribution these days.

[Satan From Wreck-It-Ralph]

red star os

[pefu19]

linux 4.9 + (wayland ? sway|orbment|velox : awesome) + (surf|uzbl) + st + n?vim + ...

...

arch is fine too

hi port

[Marios]

What's wrong with Unity? Even if it's not as good as Unreal Engine perhaps it's definitely better than Torque Game Engine, Blitz 3D etc.

Windows 8 is my favorite distro so far, it works with everything!

That isn't how it works

And, before you ask, I've never used any form of Linux.

...It's not a problem, right?

[Insert Name Here²]

I've always wanted to try out Linux for myself one day, I'm just kinda worried about possible incompatibilities with the games and software I use. If I ever do use it, it'll probably be with a dual boot type system

[The Murderous Cop]

would someone teach me how to get a good setup of arch linux on a pc so i can use it to dual boot windows 10?

[portify]

would someone teach me how to get a good setup of arch linux on a pc so i can use it to dual boot windows 10?

If you've never tried setting up Arch before you could try following https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php?title=Installation_guide in VirtualBox or something similar just so you've tried it
Afterwards, it's really just a matter of setting up the bootloader & partitions right. There's a bunch of information here: https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Dual_boot_with_Windows
The Arch Linux wiki is one of the best for any operating system there is, I really recommend having a look around on it