Apparently I'm a non denominational evangelican btw
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Where would you put Pop!_OS?
Also, thereβs a wide spectrum of Lutherans and they often donβt get along.
Pop_OS! would be United Churches of Christ. Derived from Ubuntu, and generally accepted as reliable and easy for newbies.
Spot on as a FreeBSD and macOS user but those are UNIX rather than Linux (though I use Alpine Linux pretty heavily too).
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I was unaware that the CoC would be cool enough to have motorcyclists.
Depends on the CoC.
It's kinda a weird one in a lot of ways.
EndeavorOS: Taoism/Buddhism?
ok but linux mint was my first distro and i did grow up methodist through my parents
Unfortunately I belong to Windows denomination
Interesting. I use Mint. I'm not a Methodist.
My wife on the other hand is a Methodist lay speaker so...
Is CachyOS Unitarian Universalist? Or watching church on TV on Sunday morning?
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Tihi
What about Gnostics? I feel there is some severe underrepresentation for my favourite flavour of heretics.
That would be Linux from Scrarch, I think.
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I'll take being a calculator, it really did resolve my main issues with debian
As a catholic I must agree with the chart
Happy Lent.
I guess I fall between Arch and openSUSE (so rolling release), that is what you get when you are born in a small country, all the way in the back waters, you make things work in anyway you can.
Backwater folk making things work the best they can.
I think that's a pretty good description of non-denom/Baptist churches. User checks out!
Also OP, ChromeOS is moving from Gentoo to android. What does that make it now?
Funnily enough, this leads to more android x86 development.
We'll have to wait until AluminumOS is actually released to place it on the chart.
My guess is that it becomes First Baptist in Dallas.