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> stable and supported for the next twenty years, without being ruined by corporate interests That exists only in your imagination, so, imagine whatever you li
by ergonaught 4y ago
> stable and supported for the next twenty years, without being ruined by corporate interests
That exists only in your imagination, so, imagine whatever you like.
Sounds like you want Debian, but you might want to explore the disgruntled CentOS forks/replacements if you want the appearance of an enterprise distribution (that's what "stable and supported for the next twenty years" means) without the pesky problem of having to be aware that there is an enterprise driving it.
May as well look at FreeBSD while you're here, though.
I switched mostly to Manjaro a long time ago and I've only had a couple of issues with it, for whatever that's worth.