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Okay why is your distro the best?
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OpenSUSE because rolling release and no IBM. Never used it though.
Currently I use Mint. It works but it's not the best.
You should certainly try OpenSUSE, it's as good as it says on the tin
It's my plan. Not in the mood to distro-hop on my laptop right now, and I got to get through my Epic Games backlog (and also the Steam demos I can't be bothered downloading again) before I swap over my Windows 10 desktop.
Sure, no rush there!