Distribution after Ubuntu?

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buryakov_dima2015-08-08 22:18:36

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buryakov_dima, 2015-08-08 22:18:36

Hello. I have been using linux (ubuntu distribution) for about a year now, but I want something more "tough", something more advanced. I looked towards ArchLinux, but the installation there, to put it mildly, is rather complicated. Which linux distribution can you recommend, whatever is not ubuntu and not very difficult.

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Ruslan Fedoseev, 2015-08-08
@martin74ua

gentoo, lfs, slackware
In general, a distribution kit is just a set of programs and a convenient mechanism for installing and updating. All. Do you solve your problems on ubuntu? everything is working? If yes, then don't be fooled. In general, you can simply try it - take and which thread the next task you solve not within the framework of ubuntu, but on a different thread, putting it all in a virtual machine.

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LittleFatNinja, 2015-08-08
@LittleFatNinja

freeBSD

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Oleg Wock, 2015-08-08
@OlegWock

Ruslan Fedoseev speaks his mind. And then the fashion went "I want to be a true Linuxoid, so at least I'll put a cactus in my ass, but I won't use Ubuntu, even though it solves all my problems"

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sim3x, 2015-08-08
@sim3x

Arch then vanilla, then vanilla with settings for real-time tasks
If arch is difficult, then go back to ubuntu and study it thoroughly

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Hurenweibel, 2015-08-11
@Hurenweibel

The installation there is a bit tricky to say the least.

If you want to pump from scratch, you better not find anything. Master the installation and setup - just master the basics, and the Scary Black Console will not scare you anymore. However, initially I advise you to practice on cats ^ W virtual machines. I did it myself, after which I already put it on iron, and to this day it works.