Two years into full-time Linux and I’m finally burning the distro-hopping cycle. I fell for the Arch/AUR trap for a while, but I got tired of spending my weekends debugging file manager crashes instead of maintaining my home lab.

Switched back to Fedora, and it’s boring in exactly the way I need it to be. It’s a stable launchpad for my projects, not the project itself.

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    For gaming, oh yes. And enable snapshots so you can rollback to a working version if the latest update shits the bed.

    My partner isn't IT-literate but loves her CachyOS since it means not having to deal with Windows

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  • [–] 1 point 1 month ago

    Just switched my wife to EndevourOS because she wanted to ditch windows and it's what I daily drive. Maybe should have done cachy but I didn't think about it and didn't want to put her on something I also don't have direct experience with.

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  • [–] 1 point 1 month ago

    Went from OpenSUSE way back then, moved to Ubuntu for a while, then when I decided to finally switch totally to Linux, I went with Arch. Last December I migrated to CachyOS and I really like it. I remove a bunch of stuff on installation and I install no DE/WM as I prefer to bring my own config, but as a base, it's solid and has some stuff already configured that I don't have to do, like btrfs snapshots for example.

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