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Make Your System Yours. Linux guides, distro news, and fixing your own system.

Distros

22 distributions · guides for each

Pick a distribution to see how it works, who it suits, and every TuxWraith guide written for it.

Arch-based
Rolling release

Manjaro

An accessible Arch-based distribution providing automated hardware detection and staged rolling updates.

pacmansystemdpamac
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Debian-based
Fixed release

MX Linux

A midweight Debian-based desktop with Xfce, practical MX Tools, and a reputation for running well on older hardware.

aptsystemdXfce
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Independent
Rolling or fixed

NixOS

A purely functional Linux distribution built on the declarative Nix package manager with atomic rollbacks.

nixsystemddeclarative
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Independent
Rolling or fixed

openSUSE

A versatile distribution offering Tumbleweed for rolling releases, Leap for fixed stability, and YaST controls.

zypper (rpm)systemdYaST
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Debian-based
Fixed release

Pop!_OS

An Ubuntu-based distro engineered by System76 for creators, developers, and gamers with built-in GPU management.

aptsystemdCOSMIC
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Independent
Fixed release

Rocky Linux

A community enterprise operating system, rebuilt from RHEL sources for servers that need a decade of support.

dnf (rpm)systemdRHEL-compatible
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Not sure where to start?

Three common starting points
New to Linux

Something that works out of the box

Friendly installers, sensible defaults and a large community to ask for help.

Learn how it works

Build the system piece by piece

Minimal bases that make you choose each part, and teach you why.

Servers and containers

Predictable, boring, long-lived

Conservative release cycles and small footprints for machines you rarely touch.