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The recent news about Windows' GDID has got me a little paranoid so I'm thinking about switching to a Linux distro. I've used Mint and Arch in the past, and I host 2 websites on a Debian server, but I don't know if I should just go for one of those 3 or if there's any 'better' or interesting options.
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M$ is spending big $ to FUCK every linux distro using shady business tactics, forum sliders, and " open source contractors". Also almost all big distros are adding in backdoors/age verification shit. Use netbsd if you want what linux was in sprit before the corporate infiltration. if you NEED "linux" for some reason, Devuan is ok I guess and if you want out of the box just werks open mandreva rock is the most stable distro I've used in years but new releases take forever and current is old + their rolling release breaks stuff sometimes. Maybe the remake of funtoo called vipnix, gnu guix, or ghostbsd with their gershwin desktop mac clone would be something cool to try.
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Fedora is gud 🎩
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CachyOS!
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The distro I've had the best experience with is Mint. Easiest to use and a good beginner step.
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Mine has yet to ask for any information from me. I will cross that road if it does.
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