I still run Ubuntu (actually Kubuntu) on one of my XPS laptops, where it actually runs great, but I'm slowly switching over to Void for my desktop/laptops, whic

I still run Ubuntu (actually Kubuntu) on one of my XPS laptops, where it actually runs great, but I'm slowly switching over to Void for my desktop/laptops, which I've been running on my servers for years; it does take more time to install (especially with RAID) but is so much nicer and simpler to deal with once installed (without systemd or snaps). Void is kinda like what Debian used to be -- rough around the edges but really a great distribution once it's up and running.