- Do you mainly play games? -> bazzite, nobara
- Do you want to get to know your system and read package updates on a daily basis? -> arch
- do you want to control your system? Nix
- do you want an end user system? Fedora, opensuse or mint
- do you like pain? -> ubuntu
Put CachyOS in the first bullet point too. It’s in a really good state right now
No, because they don’t deviate enough from arch to avoid issues with breakages on updates. Just recently on lemmy someone was wondering why all their vlc plugins were uninstalled. Easy fix for someone who knows how to use pacman, but that and similar incidents make cachyos not really a “just works” system.
I’ve been using its handheld version for over a month on my Legion go and it’s great.
But I installed it on my main PC wanting to go back to Arch and had to force a shutdown because my monitor is picky about being turned on after the PC and it fucked the OS. It needed to boot a live USB and introduce some command to fix it.
First time I see something like that, although I have to admit that I’ve been daily driving Linux for only ~3 years.
Went through all the questions and it told me to use Arch. Which is what I’m using…btw…
Witchcraft! It chose Debian for me. I use and enjoy Debian.
HOW DARE IT BE MILDLY ACCURATE!
assuming that this is supposed to be for beginners it should just lead you through a rabbit hole of questions and then say that you should use mint
MehhhH… KDE is such a prettier DE than Cinnamon, and more beginner friendly in my opinion.
kde is very pretty and fun but there aren’t really beginner focused kde distros, I myself started on kde neon but that’s not really too polished and kubuntu is a bit meh
i had doubts about mint but i tried it out and it REALLY handholds you well imo
one thing kde does really well though is getting people interested in linux, because the customisation options are so exposed and user friendly
Bazzite, and it’s non-gaming cousin Aurora! :)
Question 1 should be “Are you a beginner?” Answering
Yesmakes the answer Mint regardless of other answers.Edit: Answering
Noshould allow other outcomes of course, but still allow Mint to be the result if it’s a good fit.








