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All linux users go through distro-hopping phase at some point after passing the first intro phase, I did back in 2007 too, but then you realize that whatever ge
by tamimio 3y ago
All linux users go through distro-hopping phase at some point after passing the first intro phase, I did back in 2007 too, but then you realize that whatever get the job done it will be your daily driver. In the past 6 years my main one is Mint, and it’s stable and overall good and let me focus on the stuff I do on the OS not the OS itself, so I’m sticking with that.
- xtracto 3y agoAmen to that! I did my distro since the late 90s. Eventually I also have settled for Linux Mint. Years ago, I was very happy thinkering here and there: Used Gentoo and also Arch. But as I grow older that tinkering stops being fun and becomes a chore. LinuxMint has had the best balance of stability, out-of-the-box experience and user friendliness (I hate snaps). I only wish they supported a KDE version, as I used to love using a KDE desktop back in the day (btw, remember how broken was KDE4 when it just came out? KDE3 had A LOT of stuff and KDE4 was just... so barebones).
- tamimio 3y agoHappy to see another Mint user!