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    [–] [email protected] 1 points 1 year ago

    I haven't heard anything bad about Endeavor in the same way people slam Manjaro for their poor management of an Arch based distro. It'd be worth a shot I think. Rolling release distros like Arch can provide a very nice up-to-date user experience vs major releases, which I have never had much luck with on Linux.

    I've never heard ofMicroOS, but have heard of OpenSUSE. It sounds like it would be useful for servers and maybe if you want to do some software development where you'd want to use containers for building and running your app. I'll have to check it out.