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"Best weird and wonderful niche Linux distros in 2023"
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Maybe there's some problem with the links? If I click the image or the title of your post I only get redirected to an image.
OP has multiple fediverse accounts and posted the same thing to communities on all of them. Either they're deliberately spamming, or they don't really understand how this stuff works yet.
Same
https://www.techradar.com/best/best-weird-and-wonderful-niche-linux-distros
It looks like they meant to link to this page.