I run headless debian VMs at home on a proxmox HV and another NUC with Debian that does Docker tasks.
My steckdeck runs the stock OS and am not scared to tinker within it.
Never assumed to be a pro and would consider an amateur at best that isnt scared to tinker.
It’s just that I prefer convenience most of the time.
So then. These are my cards. Explain what I learned wrong about the fractured linux ecosystem.
So far I know that Arch, Debian and RHEL the biggest distro families are.
Edit: Very helpful. Downvoting instead of telling me where I am wrong.
(Yes my comment was provocative but @[email protected] should just tell where I am wrong if they are so sure of themselve).
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Well then: Clear it up.
I run headless debian VMs at home on a proxmox HV and another NUC with Debian that does Docker tasks.
My steckdeck runs the stock OS and am not scared to tinker within it.
Never assumed to be a pro and would consider an amateur at best that isnt scared to tinker.
It’s just that I prefer convenience most of the time.
So then. These are my cards. Explain what I learned wrong about the fractured linux ecosystem.
So far I know that Arch, Debian and RHEL the biggest distro families are.
Edit: Very helpful. Downvoting instead of telling me where I am wrong.
(Yes my comment was provocative but @[email protected] should just tell where I am wrong if they are so sure of themselve).
The other answer from @[email protected] tells you that now
Noticed and will be reading now.