Which one?
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@itsfoss GhostBSD
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@itsfoss Definitely arch Linux.
Found it and instantly fell in love.
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@itsfoss Fedora KDE
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@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 
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@wilfredo @itsfoss I also use #LinuxMint with #Xfce
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@itsfoss Zorin OS 18 Pro. So polished and smooth. I highly recommend it!
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@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!
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@itsfoss what is the name of the song?
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@itsfoss Pop!_OS Cosmic DE
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@itsfoss what is the name of the song?
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@itsfoss I’ve only been back on Linux a few months, distro hopping on a spare laptop, but my daily driver has been Pop!_os. I didn’t have a Dexter moment with it, but nothing has pulled me away yet.
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@itsfoss NixOS
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@itsfoss I wonder if arch is looking at the same moon at the same moment, I like that connected by light.
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@itsfoss
I've found it... EndeavourOS and Dank Shell + Niri -
@itsfoss Ubuntu
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@nictakiego
tell me any other where Enterprise Linux SLES and Opensource Linux combines perfectly. Tell me any other that has 3 different rolling stages ( Tw, Leap, Slow rolling Leap ). Tell me any distro that let you build your own Mirror/Provisioning/Up Repo/Imaging Server for free - Uyuni forked from Spacewalk, integrating Cobbler and Koan and a real Lifecycle Mgmt. And serving dozen of other distros for updates.
And all from Germany with biggest community in the world.
@itsfoss @opensuse
It sucks recently though, some dependency issues, but for a more than 2 years continuous experience it has been great so far.