Debian is one of the most popular systems. Here are some of the most popular system types for Debian-based Linux distributions.

Ubuntu is one of the most widely used and free Linux distributions available today. First released in 2004, Ubuntu has continued to evolve with current support extending to servers, iot devices, and cloud technologies. Ubuntu 22.04 LTS is the latest long-term release, with a service date until April 2027. Ubuntu heavily promotes Snap as a channel apt package manager. Snap comes with all the libraries and dependencies needed to run as intended, and can be used to solve problems such as software availability.

MX Linux is a simple and stable operating system with reliable performance popular among desktop enthusiasts. Originally MX Linux was configured with the XFCE table year, exiting the KDE and MX Linux Fluxbox environments on October 15, 2023. Available in MX-Linux 23.1KDE 64-bit version with multiple MX Linux tools, AntiX's snap technology, and AntiX's real-time USB system. In addition, the KDE version also supports advanced hardware support, supporting the latest hardware such as AMD Gpus and the latest Intel graphics drivers. You can also get the latest out-of-the-box everyday applications such as LibreOffice\Firfox\VLC. MX Linux has the advantage of low resource consumption as a smooth user interface and user-friendly experience for users of aging PC distributions. Only 1GB RAM, 10GB hard drive intel or AMD processor can be used.

Linux Mint is user-friendly, concise, and easy to navigate with a simple user interface. Shared package repository with Ubuntu, available in MATE, Xfce, and Cinnamon versions, which is much lighter than Ubuntu22.04's default GNOME desktop. Use Linux Mint to get applications you need every day, such as firefox, libreOffice, multimedia applications, image editing tools, and more. Linux Mint features high resolution and multiple wallpaper options, and you can adjust most UI components to your liking. However, the disadvantage is that Linux Mint does not know this snap, and you need to install snapd to enable re-installing snap. The early version was Mint and is now upgradable to Mint21.

PureOS is a modern, full-featured distribution that respects privacy, security, and user friendliness. By default comes with a GNOME environment that includes the FireFox based, privacy-focused PureBrowser. The default search engine is DuckduckGo, which allows users to take control of their online privacy.

Linux Mint LMDE provides users with the unique stability to directly use Debian as their upstream source. The main advantage is its rolling release mode, which can provide continuous updates to users without regular system upgrades.

Deepin is an innovative distribution based on Debian, with a well-crafted desktop environment called DDE to make users feel like using macOS. There is a dedicated software center with a large number of practical and proven applications for easy installation. The latest version of Deepin 20 contains a lot of features, bug fixes, improvements and default apps like WPS Office\Skype\VLC. The latest version also offers a simple grub menu, beautiful page layout, and improved docking trays.

AntiX is a relatively lightweight distribution suitable for low profile or older computers. It is a lightweight, flexible and fully functional operating system.