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One distro for the next five years?
(lemmy.nz)
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For server I can vouch for debian or rocky great distributions. For workstation or laptop I use endeavour os. Super stable and just works. I did use Manjaro in the past but every once in awhile it would break and because it is a bit different than arch the solutions would not work straight away.
I do not game that much except for some fallout every once in awhile, but that works too on endeavour