Ubuntu Studio for "Front End Website Development". HTML, CSS, JavaScript, WordPress.

[aoib578]

And you must love Snaps

The ones with good reputation running on "strict" "confinement"

 

[aoib578]

I agree and I am not so intoxicated (yet).

To my mind, the simplest way to make a decision on a Distro other then Ubuntu Studio is to identify what apps it has that are non-standard to Ubuntu Desktop, and then pursue one of two options:

1. Set up VM's through Virtualbox, VMWare or other, take a Distro and install and add the requisite tools and try them, or
2. For Debian-based Distros, use a Live USB scenario with Persistence loaded and do likewise?

Seems like a no-brainer.

Chris Turner
wizardfromoz

I will try everything with virtualbox.
I see no point in jumping from distro to distro, and the replies i got so far, confirmed this.
If i like whatever ubuntu flavor; i will stick with it for the next years, or more.

 

[CrazedNerd]

When it comes to any kind of programming - it really doesn’t matter what distro you use!

That's certainly true for front end web development, but if you are doing bash scripting, windows isn't so great.

 

[wizardfromoz]

Windows is an OS (well, a platform really), Jas was likely talking Linux Distros.