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It's not Manjaro
Arch.
I don't love it, like at all. But it's the least buggy and easiest to use one I've tried.
I really wish there was a simple plug and play, everything just works and doesnt break on updates distro.
-- Debian Testing
- Debian packaging
- Rolling
- Newer than Stable
- Debian Free Software Guidelines ( DFSG)
- Good support of old systems and random architectures.
OpenSuse, Fedora second.
@InternetPirate Fedora it is has all the good and new stuff without being unstable. Will switch to Silverblue for an even more stable experience sometime soon.
Started on SuSe, but Ubuntu stuck with me since the early releases... Just very familiar to me at this point. Been my goto os on my laptop for ages....