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What's the easiest way to test the latest kernel?
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Thank you, that's exactly the type of concrete suggestions I was hoping for! I will give endeavourOS a try!
Consider using Ventoy if you want to try out multiple distros. It just lets you put the isos into a folder on the flash drive rather than going through the whole imaging process each time.
Never heard of that, looks interesting! Great tip!