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Debian Trixie
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Despite the major version jump, the update just works. One hour to download and install and one hour of housekeeping, but that's on me for messing with configs most people wouldn't ever touch and finding a replacement for a deprecated package. New features for me to check out at my leisure, all well-tested with no disruption to my established workflow.
That's so Debian