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It's funny to me. I called this out over a decade ago. Now people suddenly notice the trend.

FWIW I don't hate Ubuntu. I just don't see any point bitching about it when alternatives are so plentiful.

It's funny to me. I called this out over a decade ago. Now people suddenly notice the trend. FWIW I don't hate Ubuntu. I just don't see any point bitching about it when alternatives are so plentiful.

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I don't hate Ubuntu. As a DISTRO, it's such an amazing gateway for new users. The dirivitives like Mint or PopOs prove this. What I hate is SNAP and their constant tinkering with the base Kernel.

Nowadays, The "easy" arch clones are everything that Ubuntu once was.

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At this point, any time someone asks me what to start with I say Mint and I may try out PopOs since a lot of people seem to like it too. Ubuntu is getting a little too hands-on with users rather than just being easy and stable.

A friend of mine has a late 60's parent that has been using Mint for a couple of years a now and his "tech support" calls are basically zero now. They just brows the internet some and use email and a little social media. It "just works".

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I find it funny that no one recommends MXLinux or Manjaro. In my opinion. both are easier and better set up than any of the *Buntu children

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I will have to test them out but I mostly use RHEL based distros for various reasons. It has been a while since I ran something like Ubuntu/Mint. I would normally just use base Debian rather than something like that.