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Integrated graphics
What are the best Linux distros for intel integrated graphics with no other graphics card in performance?
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Best Linux distros for intel integrated graphics with no other graphics card in performance
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Default Desktop Environment
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Gentoo Linux
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NONE
NONE
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Clear Linux OS
FREE
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Debian GNU/Linux
Free
NONE
GNOME
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Arch Linux
Free
NONE
N/A
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Gentoo Linux
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Gentoo Linux
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Gentoo Linux
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Takes forever to compile everything from source
Tedious updating... Lots of screen output and waiting.
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NONE
Default Desktop Environment:
NONE
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OpenRC
Package Manager:
Portage
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Clear Linux OS
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Clear Linux OS
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Clear Linux OS
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Cons
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Incredibly fast
Beasts any other Linux distro for speed.
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Small learning curve
Needs a bit of time to get used to it.
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DecorousAuahituroa's Experience
It has evrything pre configured and also optimized for intel hardwares.
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Auto update:
Ultrafast SWUPD
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Optimized packages
Packages are optimized for performance in benchmarks.
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Very fast and smart distro...
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Debian GNU/Linux
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Debian GNU/Linux
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Debian GNU/Linux
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APT not always picks the right Intel driver
Still needs manual adjustments to get all working.
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Default Desktop Environment:
GNOME
Init-System:
Systemd
Package Manager:
dpkg with apt, aptitude or apt-build
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Arch Linux
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Arch Linux
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Arch Linux
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Cons
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Highly customizable
Tailor the system to your needs.
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Uses systemd
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Default Desktop Environment:
N/A
Init-System:
Systemd
Package Manager:
Pacman
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No need for external repos
The default and community repo of Arch Linux are so vast, that there is barely any need for additional software sources. And if there is, the additional software can be added to AUR, which results in the need actually growing the Arch repos.
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No graphical installer
Although some derivatives such as Manjaro and ArcoLinux exist.
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Simplicity is absolutely the principal objective behind Arch development
The design approach of the development team focuses on elegance, code correctness, minimalism, and simplicity, and expects the user to be willing to make some effort to understand the system's operation.
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A package for almost everything
If you need to install something, chances are someone in the Arch community has already made a package for it. This makes it incredibly easy for you to install and maintain all of the non-media content on your computer.
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