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Debian: the bookworm (heh), and the one who does everyone's homework.
Fedora: the popular rich girl.
Arch: the insufferable geeky nerd who reminds the teacher about the homework.
Mint: the new kid.
ChromeOS: the one who is desperately trying to fit in and be cool.
Manjaro: the one who vapes in the bathrooms.
Ubuntu: Tries to be like the bookworm, but reads comics instead of novels.
Gentoo: the perfectionist who insists on doing every part of the group project.
LFS: the principal.
GrapheneOS android: In her Goth phase. Rarely seen in school.
Mint has not been the new kid for ten years plus. The first iterations of Mint was in 2006.
Mint is the kid that everybody likes despite not even sharing any interests.
The new kid probably because of new users, rather than it being a new distro.
They probably moved from one school district over, so they know a few other kids but not that well.
Is Slackware the janitor?
Yes but the janitor plays bass in a band with some of the students
He also has been known to hook up a kid in need when their normal dealer cant be found.