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I've been running debian stable for work laptop, gaming PC and servers for years now. Can confirm it just works!
Debian 12 upgrade coming up soon. Probably (maybe not) some effort to upgrade everything, and that back to smooth sailing. :)
I agree. After all the distrohopping, I realized I needed a system that just worked for media consumption/browsing/office purposes. Debian stable just worked without the hassle of updating/upgrading packages every other day.
If I wasn't on a RHEL respin due to work compatibility, I'd be on debian.