I'm using netbsd as my daily driver. If you got some free time to play with FOSS it can be great. I can dive into a lot of fields and it's a lot easier to edit

I'm using netbsd as my daily driver. If you got some free time to play with FOSS it can be great. I can dive into a lot of fields and it's a lot easier to edit out the sources and change out parts on the BSDs than most places. You can easily read the source code for everything you use. While rough around the edges, it can be comfortable enough that I forget about it most of the time. All the BSDs are better if you're not using the shiniest of hardware, they do eventually get hardware support for things, but not always at day zero.