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i hate that it's very often like this
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this post was submitted on 06 Oct 2023
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This is why you use glorious Debian.
Just switched a couple of my systems from Pop and Fedora (gnome) to Debian 12 w/ KDE Plasma.
All in l I like it. I don’t like where Canonical or RedHat are moving, for the FOSS consumer. Canonical is making huge strides as an enterprise distro but for home use I’ve really moved away from it since Unity.
Originally I went Fedora because my office was a RHEL shop but we’re moving towards Ubuntu.
I'm a light Linux user with windows 11 on my work dev machine.
I started using Linux Mint and it's the right speed for me. Switched to Mint LMDE 6. It's smooth.
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