Which one?

[strohminator@fosstodon.org]

@itsfoss
Pop!_OS

[bloodaxe@fosstodon.org]

@itsfoss CachyOS is doing it for me it seems Even my wife commented that it's the most stable thing she's seen me use in years

[fynnnd@mastodon.social]

@itsfoss In idea OpenSUSE Slowroll. But I had too many issues with OpenSUSE distros and now I am not sure if I should try again or just go back to Fedora, because fedora works for most stuff, although I sometimes have to compile v4l2loopback myself

[astronomy_a2z@mstdn.social]

@itsfoss Mint and Anti-X.

[fast_blast@mastodon.social]

@spacebug @itsfoss finally someone with common sense

[samueljohnson@mstdn.social]

@itsfoss Linux Mint Cinnamon.

[primalmotion@antisocial.ly]

@itsfoss Arch

[detente@toot.community]

@itsfoss
1. NixOS stable. Set it and forget it.

[binaykia@mastodon.social]

@itsfoss I get this feeling every 6-8 years

[joonq@mastodon.social]

@itsfoss i thought it was mint until i went arch.
then i thought it was arch until i went to debian (i also tested distros like pop_os and ubuntu)
and now ive thought it was debian until i went to void!
Void has been one of the more cooler distros ive found theres so much i like about it installing nvidia drivers vas easy everything to do with it was easy and also although ive been tinkerin and stuff it just wont break!

[catavz@mastodon.social]

@itsfoss GhostBSD

[spoljarevic@techhub.social]

@itsfoss Definitely arch Linux.
Found it and instantly fell in love.
Been using it for a bit over two years now.

[wilfredo@fosstodon.org]

@itsfoss

️ #LinuxMint with #XFCE

[the_codifier@libranet.de]

@itsfoss Fedora KDE

[mrgrumpymonkey@mastodon.social]

@bloodaxe @itsfoss Of the Arch flavors I played around with, this is the one currently on my laptop.

[hendrich@sueden.social]

@wilfredo @itsfoss I also use #LinuxMint with #Xfce

[muznyo@mstdn.social]

@itsfoss @CachyOS

[sorenladegaard@social.vivaldi.net]

@itsfoss Zorin OS 18 Pro. So polished and smooth. I highly recommend it!

[cja@metalhead.club]

@itsfoss #manjaro #kde

[drivenotfoundofficial@mastodon.social]

@itsfoss for kicks I've been playing around with Red Hat Linux 5.2. it's interesting to see how simplistic Linux was back in 1998!