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I hope it's the same as last month! You can not become good at something if you keep discarding and restarting.
Just use #Slackware and your distro hopping will be something of the past.
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this month? Are people hopping distros like they change their underwear? 😂
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the same as last month: for servers debian and qnap, Ubuntu for Laptops and Desktos
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Ubuntu 25.04. It works well on my laptop. On desktop, Windows but I'm going to try Fedora KDE pretty sokn.
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Currently on Arch with Gnome. In the process of switching to Gentoo with Hyprland.
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For me it is MX for all of the laptops and the one media server. DSL for a extremely old SFF and won't support booting from a USB stick and only from a CD (max 700megs).
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CachyOS because my undervolted CPU crashed while installing the CachyOS kernel under straight Arch at the same time as the linux-firmware bug for the latest AMD GPUs gave me a blank screen on reboot and thus chrooting in and looking for a kernel install problem revealed nothing and so I nuked it because I wanted to play Hell Let Loose.
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same one been using for a very long time. Ubuntu on server, Ubuntu on one laptop, and Kubuntu on another.
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Still rocking MX Linux. No point in changing now that I've found something that works on this janky ass setup. :sickmeme:
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Kubuntu, because it's KDE with apt on it. i wish there was a debian distro with KDE pre-installed installed though, since Snap is very annoying, and me only allocating ~50GB of storage space is getting problematic.
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Plain Ubuntu, provisionally.

We were using Mint for recycling Win10 and older machines, but computer now hangs during big datafile copies. That's a fatal fault because every such computer rescue compromises data of inexperienced users.

Need to know if Ubuntu is safe in that respect.

Waiting to see what systems official European initiatives will decide are safe and reliable.

A safe and reliable OS would firstly have a file copy function that doesn't hang, that reliably informs user of errors and informs in plain language of what do do in case of trouble.

Similar worry about widely-used software: LibreOffice has well-known fatal design faults.

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Still on Mint 22.1 using the Cinnamon desktop. I just installed it on a new desktop PC. Also using Linux Lite 7.4 on a mini-PC, I have not used it as much over the past month as my focus was on retiring my old desktop PC and getting the replacement one going in its place.
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CachyOS! Been using it for the past 2 months as a first time Linux user.
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I fully agree! I've been loving it so far and haven't looked back since I switched.
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Linux Mint Cinnamon <img class=" title=":linuxmint:"/> also the other months and years ago.
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Garuda Dragonized. Im kinda lazy for Arch but I like new software 😁
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last 5 years ubuntu now, i switched to mint. im not a developer but i like foss community

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