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this post was submitted on 17 Aug 2023
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Why does every distro HAVE to be "user-friendly" and bow down to the lowest common denominator? Debian is kinda known for being a bare bones OS designed for you to dig in and fuck around with. You want user friendly, there's Mint and Ubuntu. I have no problems navigating their website, but then again I grew up in the web 1.0 world and I'm used to it.
IMHO, the OpenBSD and Slackware sites are both bare bones, web 1.0 websites that are straight forward in a way that Debian's site is just not.