I’ve been running Pop OS on the desktop for a year and I’m very happy with it. It might just be me getting better at running Linux, but this is the first Linux

I’ve been running Pop OS on the desktop for a year and I’m very happy with it. It might just be me getting better at running Linux, but this is the first Linux partition I haven’t had to hose after about 6-9 months due to some issue with incompatible libraries/updates/settings getting installed. With regards to updates, it seems that 20.04 continues in the mold of Pop OS 18.04: You get periodic notifications that updates are available, and can go to the Pop Shop to install them. If there are multiple apps receiving updates, you can review and install them piecemeal (although OS/library updates are bundled together as one item in the UI). The idea of using it for my servers feels weird at first (when I think of Pop OS the UI comes to mind) but after thinking about it, it is a really solid OS and there’s no reason I can think of that it wouldn’t work.