I use OpenSuSE Tumbleweed as my daily driver: * /home on it's own partition (having it as a subvolume of btrfs did not work out well with reinstalls) -- saves

I use OpenSuSE Tumbleweed as my daily driver: * /home on it's own partition (having it as a subvolume of btrfs did not work out well with reinstalls) -- saves me a lot of time with reinstalls * docker works better (no need for an internal Linux VM, that is needed on macOS/windows) * installing tools that i used sparingly is so much easier: Inkscape/ GIMP/ LibreOffice/ Audacity/ cloc/ ripgrep/ tig/ iotop/ htop/ DbBeaver * i dont truly trust any big corp's binaries * Firefox and Chromium/Thorium are solid browser options * easy to install dev tool chains: package management and opensource secured supply chains are not an afterthought * I feel since PipeWire and Wayland we come to a point were A/V "just works" for all my usecases * being on a rolling distro now for some years, and it does sometimes mess up, but rarely (resinstalls are quick) -- i prefer it over OS version upgrades on macOS/windows * i dont need an Apple ID, or hotmail account for ANYTHING and that keeps my blood from cooking