Me: I know, I'll choose..
Linux community: WRONG!!!
this post was submitted on 30 Aug 2023
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Where did the chicken go
It finally crossed the road
I thought I was finally finished distro hopping after I landed on Fedora, but then I found Nobara and then the whole RHEL drama started so I went back to Debian stable but then NixOS caught my attention.
It will never end
I see Vinland, I upvote. Simple.
I'm just dipping my toes into the Linux world and searched up something like "Linux distros for beginners," and Mint with Cinnamon was on like five lists.
It's like having sex for the first time. Don't know what I'm doing, but I'm having fun.
I'm not that much into distro hopping. I first used Linux Mint and then switched to KDE Plasma. That's the one I'm using now and I feel actually pretty comfortable with my choice.