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As long as the site isn't compromised and you don't break your dependencies in the process, yeah of course 👍

If you follow this guy logic then the human community is sick too. I mean, there's human NSFW, and there are killers, zoophiles, pedophiles, and every other mental illness imaginable. Also, it's a mistake in your copy/paste or did the guy actually repeat his first 2 paragraphs in his second answer?

I'm not asking for a distro made specifically for servers. I'm asking for a distro that fits what I specified in the post body. Most people here said Debian, and I'm probably going with that as it's my daily driver anyways.

Ik, keeps sounding paradoxical tho

I haven't tried Photoshop, but all the Windows apps I've used in Linux (mostly games) run seamlessly. Probably you can find a YouTube tutorial for configuring wine for your needs

The anarchist paradox

I use wine most of the time. In extreme cases qemu will do it.

I was scared to install Linux as a daily driver at first. Then Windows Update screwed up my install and I said "Screw it, I'm not installing Windows again". Basically Windows took the decision to uninstall it for me :)

For the end user, especially a beginner, there's 0 difference between them.

Shouldn't be the other way around? Beginners usually won't want to install DE's or other stuff by hand:

• Linux Mint offers a Windows-like experience with cinnamon out of the box, and has several stuff setup by default like system snapshots and media codecs.

• Pop!_OS is really appealing visually and very comfortable to use and setup.

• Ubuntu, well, is Ubuntu. I'm not diving into it.

rPis for me aren't an option as there's no way to buy one here, first hand at least. And the electricity isn't really an issue as I pay it by estimates.

Also must say the server only purpose is to run long tasks without occupying my daily use PC. I don't have Ethernet internet either, so I can only put it online sharing connection with my laptop or with a (future) wireless expansion.

I use a bare git repo in .dotfiles/ that uses the home folder as a working tree, configured the repository to ignore untracked files, and then just add my dotfiles if there's a change.

To setup working dirs I aliased that to dtf

Get a hammer 🔨 . That will open it :)