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What distro are you using?

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Hi,
I know it is a cliche. And not (especially) useful.

But I think it is an easy way for people to say 'hi' by replying in this (potential) thread.

So, I am using Bunsenlabs. @BunsenLabs Linux
bunsenlabs.org/

It is a niche Debian distro. It is just plain Debian but with an Openbox GUI and a bunch of nice customization and distro specific tweaks.

Very minimalistic. Lightweight.

It one of the offshoots of the late CrunshbangLinux .

I like it. The Bunsenlabs community is a bit like this here. Small.

@BunsenLabs Linux !Linux Users

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Ruud
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Well at work we mostly use RHEL, personally for servers I always choose ubuntu and for desktop I now use Fedora but change often. And my main desktop is a Mac..

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BenHenderson
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I'm working with openSUSE Tw on HP Z440 desktop and lenovo laptop. But will try Leap 16 later on desktop with Agama installer.

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Eugenia Loli
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For my main PC, I use Debian-Testing. It is the most stable rolling release I've seen, miles more stable than Arch Linux. So it's the best world of new packages and stability.

For my laptops, I prefer Linux Mint. Has more conveniences to work well with laptop hardware than Debian.

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Nathan
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EndeavourOS - Arch with a graphical installer and I absolutely love it. Stability is not an issue for me, and in case I break something I have BTRFS+Timeshift with snapshots on GRUB. Very at home after years of distro-hopping.

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Walter Vermeir
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It advertising itself as 'Arch based and easy to install'. That is indeed interesting.
endeavouros.com/

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Nathan
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It has some nice utilities too, like the welcome app with options to update mirrors, launch pacdiff, etc. The most important difference, IMO, is that the community is much friendlier.

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