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Help me choosing a distro
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Sounds promising. I'll try it if it's that stable. Thank you for the answers.
I also use EndeavourOS. Look into btrfs snapshots, it's easy to set up and use. It rolls back your filesystem to an earlier state.
It has saved me 3 times thus far.