Long ago I decided to use Debian STABLE with Gnome. There is no fuss. There are no surprises. You just get back to work and (the infrequent) upgrades don't b

Long ago I decided to use Debian STABLE with Gnome. There is no fuss. There are no surprises. You just get back to work and (the infrequent) upgrades don't break. There are some apps which I have to install outside the regular repositories (RStudio, Google Chrome, Zoom, etc.) but they all provide binaries specifically for Debian, and it seems this is becoming more commonplace. I recently installed Mattermost for a client on Debian Stable, and it was trivial given their provided binary and instructions. Time is valuable, folks.