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    Other OS's's's

    Is there another OS you guys would recommended? I'm sick of dealing with bugs on ubuntu every time I log in. Okay, well not EVERY time, but it's still a nuisance.

    Perhaps downloading the previous version of Ubuntu may be better, since it's been out for a long time.

    Any ideas?

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    Re: Other OS's's's

    Debian Stable is virtual bug free, but you might have to configure some things to work properly.
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    Re: Other OS's's's

    I enjoy Slackware.

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    Re: Other OS's's's

    Quite a few people here on the forums seem to like Arch. It might be something you would like.

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    Re: Other OS's's's

    I'll google those two and see how they look. Thanks guys.
    And sorry for posting in incorrect forum, i have absolute beginners bookmarked.

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    Re: Other OS's's's

    It depends on your interests and capabilities.

    Gnome, KDE, XFCE?

    Are you comfortable with building it yourself or do you want to install it and log in to all the bells and whistles.

    Package management preferences?

    I would go to the top 10 major distro list at Distrowatch.com and start there.
    http://distrowatch.com/dwres.php?resource=major

    You are likely to get good support and information on all of those listed.


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    Re: Other OS's's's

    To be honest with you, I really have no idea what a good part of that means. :X

    I like Ubuntu, it's just it has a lot of little bugs that **** me off. I like the repository, gui, memory usage, etc. Just the little things really bother me.

    --edit--

    Slackware looks good imo. based on my system specs, what would be best for me?

    735MB RAM
    1.7ghz processor
    32mb video
    Last edited by adobrakic; August 22nd, 2008 at 12:50 AM.

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    Re: Other OS's's's

    As far as I am aware, just about anything Slack based is pretty light on the resources.

    But Slackware itself is quite a bit more hands on than Ubuntu. So configuring your system is more of a challenge if you are not used to it.

    But Slack does have many good derivatives, may be you should try those first.

    They will be a bit more user friendly if you aren't up for the challenge.

    e.g

    Slax
    Wolvix
    GoblinX
    Zenwalk
    Vector

    And there are plenty more


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    Re: Other OS's's's

    I'll google those when I'm done reading for my history classes, and see which one i like.

    thanks for the advice.

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