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I'm looking for virtualization-based desktop Linux setup
(piefed.social)
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Alma is an LTS enterprise distro so gets pretty out of date after some time, and I don't think it is significantly more bloated than Fedora because AlmaLinux is downstream of Fedora. Just uninstall the apps you don't want on install. Even better is openSUSE Tumbleweed because the YaST installer allows for you to pick and choose every package (or group of packages) that makes it onto your final system.