Honestly, with the exception of a few commands (ping & such), it's more than sufficient for 'most' stuff. The only glaring issue is if you mount your windows d

Honestly, with the exception of a few commands (ping & such), it's more than sufficient for 'most' stuff. The only glaring issue is if you mount your windows drive in any form, permissions are fudged. Otherwise, perfectly capable. I'm certain there are bugs, but I use it heavily as a daily driver (admittedly, just managing remote systems) and it's mostly flaw free. * Recently swapped from MacOS after ~5 years in their ecosystem * ~15 year linux user prior to that.