Face it, we're talking about your "main OS"
Windows is for wimps.
MacOS is for mental midgets.
Therefore
This article is, by necessity,
DEATHLY SERIOUS.
We have three new entrants, ready for a nice hazing. So here goes:
SolusOS
strengths
- Gorgeous budgie desktop environment
- Budgie has great gtk compatibility
- It's own package manager
weaknesses
- Very few packages available in the package manager
- This is a desktop only os, not suited for servers
- Small dev team and community limits project velocity
Gentoo
strengths
*Package manager builds things from source
- ULTIMATE CONTROL
- EVERYONE WILL KNOW YOUR NECKBEARD POWERS
Weaknesses
- No one can come up with a scenario where it is better than Ubuntu, debian, or arch, especially since it's package manager doesn't pull from project git repositories. It will remain a polka dotted horse in a field of Jersey cows and wily werewolves and the like.
- Unless that scenario involves things that people pay no mind to.
- Just you try for enterprise adoption, just you try....
SuSe
Strengths
- Gnome and KDE support!
- It's French!
- Yay now we can use redhat packages....
- Provides the Linux community with a very handy automated packaging tool. Really it is great.
weaknesses
- It's French!
- Only really supports KDE
- Uses redhat packages
Dual booting does suck, but if you want to play Overwatch you need Windows :c
Then clearly you haven't been anointed at the church of open source ;)
It's neither :).
I do hope you realize by now, the series is kinda tongue-in-cheek.
Isn't it French?