I don’t know

But archinstall now installs KDE 6 correctly. Just saying

Distrowatch only tracks the number of hits that distros website gets. Which is a really stupid way of ranking popularity. The most common distro would be Ubuntu (by far).

Most hospitals in the US don’t even use the OS as much as they use their EMR system (EPIC). You boot the computer, you double click on Epic and you login. No real interaction with the OS.

I would say laboratories would have the biggest problem with Linux. Laboratory information systems, third party software for different equipment as well as bridging software between these two are all on Windows.

There’s lemoa https://github.com/lemmygtk/lemoa

But I can assure you that it won’t be better than the PWA.

Ubuntu probably. It will never break.

I’d go with XFCE. Maybe Xubuntu?

People just use the software they need and it works. That’s not a bad thing. That’s how it’s supposed to be. I mean imagine paying for a whole OS just to run chrome. Now that would be crazy and stupid.

Ok now we want to see more