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No one has suggested openSUSE so I'll go ahead and do that. Mature, stable and great-looking (with KDE). Been using it for years, including one installation of
by stanski 6y ago
No one has suggested openSUSE so I'll go ahead and do that.
Mature, stable and great-looking (with KDE).
Been using it for years, including one installation of their rolling release, Tumbleweed, which is surprisingly stable for a bleeding edge distro.
- type0 6y agoFor some AMD hardware openSUSE has been more stable for me than Ubuntu, Debian and Fedora. And off course the best KDE support of the bunch is also a plus.