I'd love yearly Debian releases instead of just every 2 years.
this post was submitted on 06 Feb 2024
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Mostly perfect in my opinion but it'd be nice if when they renamed options they didn't deprecate the old option names so old configs still worked
id have nobara go back to Firefox as default browser, or at least a chromium that's a little more palletable like Vivaldi or something. heck even a checkbox at installation asking which browser to install would be fine, anything but stock Google chrome
edit: just double checked and it looks like nobara uses chromium not chrome, my bad
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Can we get a free software only version of every distro? That's what I want.
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Slackware: nothing, it's perfect just the way it is.
Debian and Arch, for me, tie as my favorite and honestly can't say I would want to change anything as I need to use the technology more before I can critique it like that.
Nothing. Slackware is perfect and complete.