For Linux newbies, the Debian installer may be a bit challenging (at least it used to be).
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For Linux newbies, the Debian installer may be a bit challenging (at least it used to be). So mxLinux wins there.
The Devuan installers are also not Linux newbie friendly, but I really like the TUI based Devuan Server installer and then choose a desktop environment as one of the last steps.
I chose Devuan because I am interested in not having SystemD.
Debian is also good, but for ease of use and installation I would usually recommend Linux Mint Debian Edition to a Linux Newbie would wants to run Debian.
So I am guessing the reason is that some Debian derivatives have an an installer that is easier to use and understand than Debian itself.
#Debian #LMDE #Devuan #mxLinux -
For Linux newbies, the Debian installer may be a bit challenging (at least it used to be). So mxLinux wins there.
The Devuan installers are also not Linux newbie friendly, but I really like the TUI based Devuan Server installer and then choose a desktop environment as one of the last steps.
I chose Devuan because I am interested in not having SystemD.
Debian is also good, but for ease of use and installation I would usually recommend Linux Mint Debian Edition to a Linux Newbie would wants to run Debian.
So I am guessing the reason is that some Debian derivatives have an an installer that is easier to use and understand than Debian itself.
#Debian #LMDE #Devuan #mxLinuxI thought Duvuan offered the same installation options as Debian. I usually go with an expert installation, so I never had much trouble navigating the ncurses interface for it.
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