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Help me choose a distro
(piefed.blahaj.zone)
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AntiX is "proudly antifascist," so unlikely to allow transphobia on their forums. It offers runit, sysVinit, dinit, s6-rc and s6-66 as its init systems. AntiX-core is the stripped-down system that lets you start from pretty close to scratch, so you get to mostly configure it yourself. It's based on Debian, and the sister distro of MXLinux, so it's guaranteed to work on older hardware. It's super lightweight and doesn't tax my Flex 2 (which isn't exactly powerful hardware)
Sic! I'll check it out! Thanks!