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If you have been using Linux for +10 years, what are you using now?

Been using Linux for over a decade, and last few years Ubuntu (on desktops/laptops), plus Debian on servers, but been looking to switch to something less "Canonical"-y for a long time (since the Amazon search fiasco, pretty much).

Appreciate recommendations or just an interesting discussion about people's experiences, there are no wrong answers.

Edit: Thanks for the lots of interesting answers and discussions. I will try a few of the suggestions in a VM.

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[-] randough@piefed.social 2 points 1 week ago

20+ years. Found myself feeling at home on a uBlue base for a few years now. Music software in an arch container + brew for various tools. I do love it, though I admit I’m keeping an eye on OpenSuse Kalpa if RH/Fedora get weird with the Apple APIs.

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