@starlabssystems
Ubuntu w/xfce. Easy to maintain and just works usually. Used many. Even redhat/centos seemed prone to install corruption headaches. Not much into debugging anymore.

@m3t00 Good choice. It runs smoother on our StarLite as well.

@starlabssystems Hi!
My laptop: Arch (rolling, minimal, flexible)
My desktop: openSUSE (rolling, secure)
Family boxes: Debian (stable, reliable, just works)
LiveUSB: MX (nomadic, works OOTB on any hardware)
Smartphone: LineageOS (much better than Android)
PS: would prefer something fully open/libre (#Guix, #Trisquel, #Parabola, etc.) but some hardware demands blobs...
#arch #linux #gnu #debian #mxlinux #lineageos #opensuse

@rival I can tell you're a pro 👀

@starlabssystems Workhorse lappy runs #Guix inside #Debian stable because I just can't afford for this not to work. Home server pure Debian stable just because that makes it easy, cloud server pure Guix so that if it gets hacked I can quickly re-image it from scratch and not rely on possibly corrupted backups.

I have some AIOs that I sometimes use as satellite workstations which PXE boot pure Guix and of course mount home directories off the lappy.

@starlabssystems Haha! 😆 Not in any sensible way... But thanks a lot anyway for your kindness. ❤️

@starlabssystems

I'm running Ubuntu, but with Snap removed and disabled - snaps are too slow to run on a Starlite - I have flatpak installed if I need anything that isn't available through apt (Gimp 3 for example).

I am considering switching to Debian, is there any advantage... anyone?