All of the above. Since you know all commands on apt, dnf or pacman ~~the sky~~ nix is the limit.
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"All of the above" = BedrockLinux ?
... "Since you know all commands"
Okay, tbh, never heard about it.
It's not for everyone.
Takes a fair bit of reading to understand.
Makes file paths longer.
Likely requires already knowing several distros.
Yeah, reading the introduction-page actually, and got the joke now. Meta-Linux, building a system with components from all. Interesting but to much hassle. If I need something from a different distro there are tools like distrobox.
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Ubuntu on WSL2
I'd love to go full Nobara, if all my peripherials worked properly.
I use Alpine Linux with Sway as my daily driver for browsing, writing scripts and to slowly customize my own work environment.
I have a Linux Mint DE partition that launchs directly to Steam for gaming. Tried Bazzite but the installer failed to find my SSD.
I also have a small partition that has an image of the LMDE .iso. It saves me from needing to grab a USB drive for when I inevitably fuck up the first two partitions and need a live USB environment to fix things.
I keep all my backups, music, work and sensitive data in a separate partition that's encrypted so I can easily get back to work after any fuck ups. I've had of practice fixing my own fuck ups over the past year.
I installed LXQt on Termux, Kubuntu on a VM, just so I could try and let an AI agent run amock on it.
I'm the kind that will try to install Arch from scratch, multiple times if needed and when I get a barely working desktop with Hyprland I switch to cachy os with KDE Plasma. Because that just works and I learned what I wanted from the scratch install. Edit: Anything I host probably runs Debian, anything I have to support(parrents) runs Linux Mint or Ubuntu.
After breaking opensuse tumbleweed I ended up on bazzite KDE. I think if I leave bazzite it will be for another immutable.
Casu
"CentOS, just like your pappy."
I thought it's dead.
Arch, btw
(Kubuntu rly ;P)
Ubuntu 8.10-12.04 Ubuntu MATE 14.04 Debian 8-13 with GNOME
I've played around on a lot of other distros, but Debian with Gnome (set up like Gnome 2) has been my home for a while.
Long term casual? I've been using it in some form since the early 00s when I installed Ubuntu 6 on an aging laptop. Currently I've got an HP Stream 13 that only functions thanks to Lubuntu, and Mint is on my work PC. Unfortunately thanks to a music hobby and a bunch of shitty VST vendors who refuse to support Linux I run Windows at home.
I rarely open a terminal.
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Bazzite KDE on my gaming rig.
SteamOS on my SteamDeck.
Fedora Gnome on my laptop.
Fedora XFCE on my Jellyfin server
Android on my smartphone though soon to be Murena OS
Would like to tinker with OpenSUSE leap soon too actually, maybe on an old laptop.
Serious .ML vibes going on with this meme
I used to use fedora on my first school Thinkpad (since I recieved another when my brother graduated, becoming my second school laptop,) then after I got 2 considerably more powerful laptops for free I switched the thinkpads out of my setup, and to this day they still run windows 11 unfortunately (havenβt gotten around to it and theyβre both nvidia MX business machines, so thatβs not awfully ideal,) and then I converted the second Thinkpad to a FydeOS machine (basically chrome os with local accounts) to give to my mother as her own laptop, and then put chromeOS flex on a third Thinkpad I bought off a friend for $10 which remains as my occasional-browsing-but-also-throw-around-laptop that has pretty friggin good battery life.
I do plan to switch at least one of the MX laptops to Linux, for which Iβm considering Pop!_OS due to driver support and GPU configuration, but Iβve still gotta back some stuff up first.