https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RN40sFDHQBE

Chat-GPT seems to have some issues with excessive amount of code

Wrong example, Manjaro is probably the less stables distro i’ve tried, and thoses issues seems to be common when you look at the forum

If you don’t like using the Terminal use Mint, but even this one require some basics terminal skills that everybody could learn fast. Linux is made this way.

The terminal is not an accessory like on Windows, it’s apart of the daily Linux experience

What Linux distro Thomas Shelby would use if he was a Linux user ?

I used FOSS Browser, now im into Tor Browser

I use Tubular, which is a fork of NewPipe but with the SkipSponsor extension

They gonna put New Vegas in the next season ?

The only i have not played are Fallout 1 & 2

What thoses artists did ?

Any lightweight distros(Gentoo, Arch, Void, etc…) and if you need a GUI, use Dwm

When you’re beginner it’s normal to not be familiar with terminal, that’s why i recommend Mint as a first distro. What im saying is that We already have Mint as a beginner-friendly distro, we don’t need Debian to be as simple as Mint, also they included non-free firmware in their iso it’s pretty enough imo.

having successfully built a system from a stage 1 with customized kernel, that’s not an experience I feel a burning desire to go through again

It’s a way to do, and yes it’s not made for everyone. Currently im using vanilla Arch but i understand how great source installed Gentoo is

More difficult because Debian rely more on the terminal than mint. The terminal is not a accessorie like on Windows, it’s part of basics Linux uses. In my opinion it’s important to learn how to be familiar with

There’s already an gui installer on Debian, what do you want ? The system to install himself without asking for your preferences ?

Arch install is not official and it’s not that stable, and what’s the point of using Gentoo if you don’t use the main reason to use it ?

If you want Debian but user-friendly, just use Mint, Debian is easy enough to install. It’s like asking Gentoo or Arch to drop a easy installer, it would break the point of using it.

Or heavy size of inventory like Fallout

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