Ask HN: Which Linux distribution you are currently using?
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#24#! - http://crunchbang.org/
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#25+ the Ubuntu ecosystem is well supported, in particularAskUbuntu on StackExchange.
+ The Studio flavor comes with software that's cool even what I don't use, and the little I have used would have been hard to identify and select in my state of ignorance...it's pretty much the case that having audio and video tools is the only reason I've used them.
+ I personally don't like the way stock Ubuntu works (in little ways) and don't want to invest in configuration at this point in my life.
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#26Not an answer, but people who are using Mint; is there an official upgrade path between releases yet? How do you upgrade?
Also expect Mint Debian Edition based on Debian 8.0 (Jessie) to be released later this year. Currently the Debian edition of Mint is rolling release but the developers have agreed that starting with Jessie, they will use only stable releases to base their version on.
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#29The efi boot-install of Fedora also crashes the machine; the bios boot uses a different graphics card and doesn't crash the machine. (The Plymouth boot logo is garbled and boot takes an age but it works).
(I only think it's a broken graphics adaptor. I'd happily try any fault-finding that people suggest. )
I have strongly negative opinions of Fedora and I will never ever install it on any other system. I'm preparing to move over to Arch.