Yes, I know that the ranking is not a good metric of real world use.

Just posting this because MX Linux has been in the number one spot for a long time (2 years perhaps?) and it’s surprising to see some other distro on the top of their site.

https://distrowatch.com/

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MX Linux, the king of asking ‘what’s Mx linux’ and inadvertently fueling its growth in distrowatch

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Save me the trouble, what is it?

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It’s Debian with customizations, as well as some custom GUI programs for managing the system.

https://mxlinux.org/

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Just think of it as Ubuntu with wm and no bloat

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Motocross Linux

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Look it up on distrowatch

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I wonder how long it will take before it will drop off the top 10.

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Somewhere in between 10000 years and 5 minutes

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