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Debian is middle
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  Debian is quite mid, I agree
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    I don’t want my OS to stand out. I want it to be out of my way.
    Like an antisocial dude in the basement who quietly handles my I/O processes for me without giving me his opinions or “helping” me manage my media and contacts.
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  with linux mint maybe a little to the user friendly side?

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