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I know people like to hate on it, but Fedora has given me the most stable daily user experience over a variety of systems over the past 5 years and is what I ru

I know people like to hate on it, but Fedora has given me the most stable daily user experience over a variety of systems over the past 5 years and is what I run on any productivity-related system I have. I use Manjaro at home mostly as an excuse to learn a different ecosystem and I can't really say it's better or worse than Mint, Ubuntu, Pop, etc.

pdimitar 5y ago
Ah, I am not hating on it (nor do I know people doing it) it's just my observation that for grandmas Mint and Manjaro seem to work best in terms of least WTFs per hour. I personally like Manjaro because I burned out on having to micro-manage Linux. Or I got spoiled by my iMac Pro, don't know. In any case I love the already working system I get. My home server is in Manjaro and I only ever had one problem with it (when SSH hard-deprecated several algorithms a few months ago). To me it's perfect because you (1) get a working system in just a few minutes of installation procedure and (2) you can then fine-tune as much as you want. I am not hating on any other distros though. Linux and all of its distros are an acquired taste so hey, whatever tickles people's fancy, let them enjoy it. ^_^