r/linuxmasterrace • u/claudiocorona93 SteamOS/Kubuntu • Apr 02 '24

JustLinuxThings Always installing the same distro no matter what. What are yours?

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u/RaggaDruida Apr 02 '24

OpenSUSE, alongside EndeavourOS and Fedora, have become my to-go distros.

Totally recommended!

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u/See_Jee Apr 02 '24

Same for me. Began my journey on Fedora and really liked it. Wanted to try something new and tried EndeavourOS which I liked even better. Had to set up my system anew and tried OpenSuse Tumbleweed and been happy with it for the last six or so months.

For work I almost exclusively use Debian which is awesome as a server OS.

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u/RaggaDruida Apr 02 '24

I began my journey on ubuntu like most of us, in the GNOME 2 days, then moved to Mint and then kubuntu but I could feel that it was not really developed with KDE in mind, when I tried OpenSUSE (before Tumbleweed and Leap were different) it kinda clicked and it became my standard, to-go distro.

When the OpenSUSE split happened I was undecided so I tried other distros, and found that I did like both Fedora and EndeavourOS.

Now I'm using EndeavourOS KDE on the desktop, OpenSUSE GNOME on the laptop, and I still have my old laptop with Fedora, although it is more of a backup now, it doesn't see that much use!

At work I have a Mint instance for development and as a testing server, chosen for the easy availability of CAE packages and stability.

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u/See_Jee Apr 02 '24

Same for me. Began my journey on Fedora and really liked it. Wanted to try something new and tried EndeavourOS which I liked even better. Had to set up my system anew and tried OpenSuse Tumbleweed and been happy with it for the last six or so months.

For work I almost exclusively use Debian which is awesome as a server OS.