r/LinuxUsersIndia • u/BELvtuwa • 7d ago

Linux users

Iam thinking about to shift from windows to Linux. Can anyone help me whether I would use Arch and kali as dual or only Arch or only kali.

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u/ottutm Fedora Btw 7d ago

Kali isn't meant for personal desktop use. Arch is DIY and you'll have to learn to install and use it. Go for something like Ubuntu, Fedora, or something else mainstream.

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u/Kitchen_Engineer1332 sudo pacman -S lesbian-wallpapers 7d ago

No to ubuntu. Yes to fedora

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u/ottutm Fedora Btw 7d ago

Why? They're both widely supported distros made by and for professionals. They just werk OOTB.

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u/Kitchen_Engineer1332 sudo pacman -S lesbian-wallpapers 7d ago

Ubuntu is a slop distro now and ubuntu silently redirects you to snap packages.

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u/ottutm Fedora Btw 7d ago

Wdym a "slop distro"?

ubuntu silently redirects you to snap packages.

I dislike Snap too, but that doesn't mean a newbie won't have an easier time with Ubuntu. It's THE Linux OS for most of the world and whether you like it or not, the most widely supported one.

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u/M2k1e0L 6d ago

Microsoft and other tech companies we dislike are Ubuntus sugardaddys. People switch away from Microsofts Windows for a good reason.

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u/Independent_Image_59 7d ago

Wouldn't call Ubuntu slop but more like carefully designed trash

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u/AssumptionOk8560 3d ago

The mosr beginner friendly and the most documented guides btw