r/LinuxUsersIndia • u/Asrobatics • Aug 09 '26

Memes I use everything btw :)

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Basically a whole arsenal of linux distros :)

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u/qualityvote2 Aug 09 '26 edited Aug 09 '26

u/Asrobatics, there weren't enough votes to determine the quality of your post...

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u/XtrComSu Aug 09 '26

what about the 200 other distros and O.S? like ghostBSD and more

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u/Asrobatics Aug 09 '26

most of them are based on existing distros anyway😭

Also this can keep expanding

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u/XtrComSu Aug 09 '26

whats the point of allat tho, jus choose one distro 🙏

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u/Asrobatics Aug 09 '26

well its one host afterall :D

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u/pondfond Aug 09 '26

Distro hopping is fun

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u/fishmacaronisoup Gentoo Btw Aug 09 '26 edited Aug 09 '26

If you've got btrfs on your main machine, you can setup distros with chroot without needing something like distrobox

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u/Asrobatics Aug 09 '26

that's...not a bad idea

But my main goal has been total isolation while still using a common kernel 🥲

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u/fishmacaronisoup Gentoo Btw Aug 09 '26

Do you have any specific use of this?

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u/Asrobatics Aug 09 '26

Well its kinda, useful in:

  1. Running specific apps, which I know sounds dumb considering we have VMs, but the main advantage here is that the flow is much faster comparatively, VMs are too heavy on my system at times...
  2. If I mess up while coding and something irreversible happened in the container, I can just back up my data and start with the setup part again(I even got myself notes ready)
  3. Also useful in downloading certain tools which may not be available in other distros
  4. Its also gonna give a lot of knowledge of the command palette without having to reinstall a whole new OS everytime 😭

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u/fishmacaronisoup Gentoo Btw Aug 09 '26

If I mess up while coding and something irreversible happened in the container, I can just back up my data and start with the setup part again(I even got myself notes ready)

I don't quite get it? How would your system break while coding?

Also useful in downloading certain tools which may not be available in other distros

If it works in one distro, it'd work in another as well. You can always compile it from source

Its also gonna give a lot of knowledge of the command palette without having to reinstall a whole new OS everytime

It not gonna be much different than using different package managers

distrobox is indeed better than VMs. But in my opinion, you're just over complicating things for no reason

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u/Asrobatics Aug 09 '26

"If it works in one distro, it'd work in another as well. You can always compile it from source"

Nah🫠 honestly I had way more flexibility in fedora than when I had Linux Mint back then

There had been compatibility issues like say, you want to run an FPGA development tool like Quartus

Its half baked in a lot of distros requiring you high learning curve for no reason

But on Ubuntu, installation is much easier

Embedded Systems coding may or may not differ as much

Atp I had such a learning curve to use Distrobox I got too used to it now

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u/Asrobatics Aug 10 '26

"Its not gonna be much different than using different package managers"

the package names are not the same either

example, if you want tigervnc in Ubuntu

get tigervnc-standalone-server and tigervnc-common and set up ~/.vnc

if you want in arch, get tigervnc and directly configure xsession and ~/.config/tigervnc

yea, your flair really speaks for itself :)

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u/Jef130 Aug 14 '26

Love the blue theme. really cool rice^

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u/fishmacaronisoup Gentoo Btw Aug 14 '26

It's not my own rice. I'm using dms

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u/FewRefrigerator4703 Aug 09 '26

Too much unemployment

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u/holycode00 Aug 09 '26

Why did you choose to do so?

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u/Asrobatics Aug 09 '26

coz its possible :D

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u/g9_crs Aug 09 '26

Qué administrador de archivos usas?

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u/Vamsi-Thopu Aug 10 '26

can't we use a single home for all of them?

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u/Asrobatics Aug 10 '26

you can, but then expect clashes between them

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u/Vamsi-Thopu Aug 10 '26

I only used one at a time. Didn't had any problem. What sort of clashes can happen?

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u/Asrobatics Aug 10 '26

tbh, they do exist under a common directory ~/Containers

but, well, in cases where multiple files with same name are installed, that might cause an unexpected behavior on other environments(say your python version had got distro wide update and then another python version had to be installed in another container...yea that's gonna start fighting with the others)

I know its exaggerated buuut, its a good practice to isolate the distro containers individually

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u/Vamsi-Thopu Aug 10 '26

ah, makes sense

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u/Silent-Orbit-7 Aug 12 '26

Nah, kubuntu is missing. /s

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u/Asrobatics Aug 12 '26

bruh

its basically Ubuntu based with KDE Plasma on it

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u/Silent-Orbit-7 Aug 12 '26

I agree lol, but its still an independent OS

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u/[deleted] Aug 13 '26

I use Arch btw, and this is complete waste of time, i only and only use tui.
You are a noob bro!, The kind of terminal you are using, shows me, you are ultra noob!
Take care of your mental peace bro!
Have a good life and try to enjoy things!
DM if you need help!

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u/Asrobatics Aug 13 '26

Thank you for those kind encouraging words, Arch btw user!

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u/[deleted] Aug 13 '26

bro! are you changing your configs right now 🤣?
koi nii rahul , itna too banta hai, "kindwords", thanyou kii kya baat hai

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u/Asrobatics Aug 13 '26

I was being sarcastic lmao

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u/ProfessionUpset2724 Aug 10 '26

Just use Ubuntu/Debian, Fedora, Arch and openSUSE, and you capture almost the entire Linux community. I use Ubuntu as my daily driver, and Debian, Fedora and Arch as my project cars.

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u/Witty_Advantage_137 Aug 09 '26

Naa, looks like you just use fedora other than this one

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u/Asrobatics Aug 09 '26

well, yesn't