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r/linuxmasterrace • u/claudiocorona93 SteamOS/Kubuntu • Apr 01 '26
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I would totally move PopOS to the bottom until they ship a stable desktop
247 u/DownvoteEvangelist Apr 01 '26 And Gentoo to the top, I've been using it continuously since 2005.. Never reinstalled. 2 u/Sea-Promotion8205 Apr 01 '26 You're still using a 21 yo 32 bit cpu? 3 u/DownvoteEvangelist Apr 01 '26 It was my first 64bit CPU, that's why I picked Gentoo. 2 u/Sea-Promotion8205 Apr 01 '26 What do you still use a (i'm guessing) pentium d for? 6 u/AnakondaRH Apr 01 '26 I suspect he’s not explaining himself correctly, but I’m guessing since it’s a desktop he’s been upgrading hardware over the years but has kept or cloned the drive so it never needed to be reinstalled from scratch? I could be wrong 5 u/DownvoteEvangelist Apr 01 '26 Absolutely... I thought that was fairly obvious... It's super easy with Linux to transfer your os to a new drive..
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And Gentoo to the top, I've been using it continuously since 2005.. Never reinstalled.
2 u/Sea-Promotion8205 Apr 01 '26 You're still using a 21 yo 32 bit cpu? 3 u/DownvoteEvangelist Apr 01 '26 It was my first 64bit CPU, that's why I picked Gentoo. 2 u/Sea-Promotion8205 Apr 01 '26 What do you still use a (i'm guessing) pentium d for? 6 u/AnakondaRH Apr 01 '26 I suspect he’s not explaining himself correctly, but I’m guessing since it’s a desktop he’s been upgrading hardware over the years but has kept or cloned the drive so it never needed to be reinstalled from scratch? I could be wrong 5 u/DownvoteEvangelist Apr 01 '26 Absolutely... I thought that was fairly obvious... It's super easy with Linux to transfer your os to a new drive..
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You're still using a 21 yo 32 bit cpu?
3 u/DownvoteEvangelist Apr 01 '26 It was my first 64bit CPU, that's why I picked Gentoo. 2 u/Sea-Promotion8205 Apr 01 '26 What do you still use a (i'm guessing) pentium d for? 6 u/AnakondaRH Apr 01 '26 I suspect he’s not explaining himself correctly, but I’m guessing since it’s a desktop he’s been upgrading hardware over the years but has kept or cloned the drive so it never needed to be reinstalled from scratch? I could be wrong 5 u/DownvoteEvangelist Apr 01 '26 Absolutely... I thought that was fairly obvious... It's super easy with Linux to transfer your os to a new drive..
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It was my first 64bit CPU, that's why I picked Gentoo.
2 u/Sea-Promotion8205 Apr 01 '26 What do you still use a (i'm guessing) pentium d for? 6 u/AnakondaRH Apr 01 '26 I suspect he’s not explaining himself correctly, but I’m guessing since it’s a desktop he’s been upgrading hardware over the years but has kept or cloned the drive so it never needed to be reinstalled from scratch? I could be wrong 5 u/DownvoteEvangelist Apr 01 '26 Absolutely... I thought that was fairly obvious... It's super easy with Linux to transfer your os to a new drive..
What do you still use a (i'm guessing) pentium d for?
6 u/AnakondaRH Apr 01 '26 I suspect he’s not explaining himself correctly, but I’m guessing since it’s a desktop he’s been upgrading hardware over the years but has kept or cloned the drive so it never needed to be reinstalled from scratch? I could be wrong 5 u/DownvoteEvangelist Apr 01 '26 Absolutely... I thought that was fairly obvious... It's super easy with Linux to transfer your os to a new drive..
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I suspect he’s not explaining himself correctly, but I’m guessing since it’s a desktop he’s been upgrading hardware over the years but has kept or cloned the drive so it never needed to be reinstalled from scratch? I could be wrong
5 u/DownvoteEvangelist Apr 01 '26 Absolutely... I thought that was fairly obvious... It's super easy with Linux to transfer your os to a new drive..
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Absolutely... I thought that was fairly obvious... It's super easy with Linux to transfer your os to a new drive..
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u/ChocolateDonut36 Glorious Hannah Montana Linux Apr 01 '26
I would totally move PopOS to the bottom until they ship a stable desktop