TOPIC: What's your Favorite Linux Distro and Why?

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Slackware

Why?

- stability , simplicity , manual system control and ease of use
- simple lang yung system configs, lahat text files (less graphical configuration management, less automation, less layers , less complexity, less things to break/crash )
- vanilla softwares included, minimal or no modification from software developers, (other distros often need to patch the bugs created their own previous patches/modifications.)
- ikaw may control sa system os, hindi yung os ang may control sa iyo na forced ka gamitin yung specific software (bootloader,startup,desktop,automated tools, etc..)
-"if it ain't broke, don't fix it", very minimal yung changes every new version, sa ibang distro nakaka frustrate kapag may feature ka nakasanayan at nagustuhan tapos next version release wala na or pinalitan agad

hindi nawawala yung fun and humor sa slackware
- wayback nung na-release at naging popular yung windows 95, yung slackware 3.1 was called "slackware 96"
- after version 4 nag jump to version 7, skipped version 5 & 6, kasi karamihan nang disto noon puro version 6
- then yung slackware version 13.37 , hehehe

ok na ako sa setup na TWM window manager at screen , para kahit mag crash yung Xserver pwede ko re-attach yung screen session kahit sa console framebuffer

dito na si idol Darkvice! thanks sa share bossing!

binigay ni utol yung netbook nya kahapon sa akin
yun pinalitan ko ng OS from windows XP to xubuntu 12.04 desktop
observe ko muna kung magiging smooth ba ang takbo nito
still tweaking pa ^_^

kjshoot2ill wrote: binigay ni utol yung netbook nya kahapon sa akin
yun pinalitan ko ng OS from windows XP to xubuntu 12.04 desktop
observe ko muna kung magiging smooth ba ang takbo nito
still tweaking pa ^_^

ayos yan xubuntu! yan din gamit ko dati

incubus14 wrote:

kjshoot2ill wrote: binigay ni utol yung netbook nya kahapon sa akin
yun pinalitan ko ng OS from windows XP to xubuntu 12.04 desktop
observe ko muna kung magiging smooth ba ang takbo nito
still tweaking pa ^_^

ayos yan xubuntu! yan din gamit ko dati

ano specs ng unit mo job?
1gb ram lang yung netbook ni utol
tapos 1.6mhz idk if it is single core or dualcore

kjshoot2ill wrote:

incubus14 wrote:

kjshoot2ill wrote: binigay ni utol yung netbook nya kahapon sa akin
yun pinalitan ko ng OS from windows XP to xubuntu 12.04 desktop
observe ko muna kung magiging smooth ba ang takbo nito
still tweaking pa ^_^

ayos yan xubuntu! yan din gamit ko dati

ano specs ng unit mo job?
1gb ram lang yung netbook ni utol
tapos 1.6mhz idk if it is single core or dualcore

di ko na maalala..basta pag medyo alanganin yung specs. xfce ang gagamitin ko like nyan xubuntu. sa specs na yan kaya yan..

try mo rin maglinux lite(yan gamit ko now sa vmware)

Try nyo po LXDE-based na desktop tulad ng Lubuntu o LXLE . Mas light sa resources kumpara sa XFCE.

Pilosopong Tasyo wrote: Try nyo po LXDE-based na desktop tulad ng Lubuntu o LXLE . Mas light sa resources kumpara sa XFCE.

isa rin ito sa mga gusto ko subukan ung LXLE.

Ang problema kasi s Linux d xa compatible s lahat ng software kc monopolize n ng Microsoft ang Operating System Industry lalo n ang Platform ng mga Games,

D rin kc lahat ng games OpenGL compatible d b??

at pangit ang graphics ng OpenGL kesa s DirectX 11.1..

Gagamit k b ng NVidia GTX card s Linux Platform xempre din kaya nga mejo failure din ang Steam OS lalo n kung pag-uusapan natin ang migration ng Windows 7 to Steam OS in terms of IT BEING A STABLE PLATFORM for gaming..

Yes, Linux do take less RAM than Windows but still we want windows because we want stability, reliability, flexibility and TOTAL COMPATIBILITY of every program we will install in our computer..