I love FOSS. I'm currently running a Debian based distro on an old Dell I got for $30 at a ham radio swap meet. I'm waiting for a Lenovo that's loaded with windows 10 that I might be putting Fedora on. I haven't used Fedora in years. However David Revoy, a fantasy artist that uses FOSS, suggested a similar setup for using Krita. If anyone can suggest a better distro for digital painting I'm all ears.
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oh man. i used to be on ham. i never got my general but i had a big time on my 2meter. ive tried and used sparky and it was a good one. ive used ubuntu a couple times and ive got lite on a usb live but im running two mints one online and an older and better one offline
I only have my technician license myself. My call sign is KF5FMB if you want to look me up.
I used to run Mint. It's one of my favs. I ran Manjaro for a while until my laptop's hard drive failed. My first two distros were SUSE and Red hat. This was back when Red hat had a free version and SUSE was separate from Novell. I've tried crunch bang, Ubuntu and several other Debian based distros. I'm running Alma on a small vps.
With all this dabbling one would think that I have more admin experience than I do. The truth is that I keep having to look up the same commands over and over again because my memory is about as reliable as a Zip drive, if anyone is old enough to remember what those are.
Crunch Bang lives! Someone forked it to Bunsenlabs Linux. OpenBox forever!
https://www.bunsenlabs.org/
So is cinnamon.
He was saying he has tried that distro with a cinnamon desktop environment and with an xfce desktop environment.
lynx, ive got me a live usb of antiX linux and it is REAL old school looking. its like xp or something
AntiX Linux: "proudly anti-fascist." That's not my line. That's what they used in their own page header.
I took a look at it. I think puppy Linux did it better.
there's a bsd guy named Lucas and he said during a bsd conference, i love speaking in the morning on the 2nd day of a bsd conference because its the only place i can get this kind of privacy.