okay, i'm gonna have to wipe my laptop soon, and i was wondering what distro i should put on,
i've been mostly a happy arch user, but have been bitten by regressions in a few updates in a row, and would like to switch to something more stable (in the slow updates sense). i know how to sysadmin, but i don't like to have to do it on a regular basis to keep my system up and running. i don't mind setup being a bit involved!
i need kde plasma to be available in the repos, not switching away from that, and ideally not too old a version as i do like to contribute to kde from time to time! i have tried nixos & immutable, it is not my taste. i would like a very traditional distro!
any recommendations? what do you use? are you happy with it?
boosts welcome!
i've been mostly a happy arch user, but have been bitten by regressions in a few updates in a row, and would like to switch to something more stable (in the slow updates sense). i know how to sysadmin, but i don't like to have to do it on a regular basis to keep my system up and running. i don't mind setup being a bit involved!
i need kde plasma to be available in the repos, not switching away from that, and ideally not too old a version as i do like to contribute to kde from time to time! i have tried nixos & immutable, it is not my taste. i would like a very traditional distro!
any recommendations? what do you use? are you happy with it?
boosts welcome!
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any recommendations?Yes.
what do you use?Gentoo.
are you happy with it?Yes.
@yukijoou gentoo is nice, has stable and testing packages with opt-in per package, has binary packages now, often gets new kde very quickly, openrc and systemd as options, and is overall very stable, but there is a bit of a learning curve for portage
@yukijoou i still use void.
@yukijoou Debian unstable, though given that slop contributions were now allowed, that leaves a bitter taste.
I will likely need to keep using it for the near future though.
I will likely need to keep using it for the near future though.
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@yukijoou Alpine has a stable branch, and as an (ex?) Arch user, you'll likely find the general philosophy rather close.