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Stable, consistent workstation recommendations?
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I'd say that if you want a stable, "just works" experience, try fedora. It's the only distro I've had truly 0 issues or complications with...
I've always liked Fedora. I think I messed up in the past by trying to 'tinker' with different WMs instead of just doing my work. My next install will mostly be Fedora.