It’s sad how much of the comments acting like admitting it’s bad makes it fine and nuanced actually. It’s just a shame, and I hope someone gives good support to the FP6 soon.

FreeBSD has been slop for a while, the only slopfree BSD remaining is NetBSD, but that’s probably not practical to actually use.

The TokyoHackerGirls do that a lot

NixOS doesn’t require a reboot for installing packages to take effect

Nope, Hurd got Rust support years ago

Ubuntu touch supports Volla

They’re not switching to Rust, theyre switching to pushover licenses. It wouldn’t surprise me if in a decade or two they’ll try to make a kernel or swap to a pushover licensed one (e.g. FreeBSD) and make Ubuntu proprietary.

Year of the FreeBSD laptop!

The Mint team removes the bs Canonical puts in Ubuntu - that’s why they’re the best beginner distro - it’ll be fine.

Ubuntu is British

But riscv is growing and armel is shrinking so presumably there’s not enough interest from contributors to sustain support.

I don’t see any situation where Zorin or LMUE would be better than LMDE

It’s an SVG

It was a joke, BSD users probably don’t need a chart

Only for corporate (Where presumably someone will tell you which is necessary). If you still think that’s a problem you can have server go to Ubuntu and Desktop go to OpenSUSE

How did you make this?