Fedora for me, what I started on. Want to try Slackware though.
Is Slackware still active?
I started with it in the late 90s and tried to keep using it for a long time, but I got tired of dealing with dependencies. Eventually I switched to Kubuntu on my desktop and laptop, and Debian for my server. They may have added dependency checking since I gave up on it though. It has been a few years.
It's definitely still active, Praise "Bob". Idk about the dependancies though.
Def still active and sbopkg with sbotools as the main gui to take care of your dependency needs.
Fedora for me, what I started on. Want to try Slackware though.
Is Slackware still active?
I started with it in the late 90s and tried to keep using it for a long time, but I got tired of dealing with dependencies. Eventually I switched to Kubuntu on my desktop and laptop, and Debian for my server. They may have added dependency checking since I gave up on it though. It has been a few years.
It's definitely still active, Praise "Bob". Idk about the dependancies though.
Def still active and sbopkg with sbotools as the main gui to take care of your dependency needs.
Thanks for the info!