At home? Manjaro Linux. When I was looking to learn Linux I compared different distro’s and decided that one seemed the nicest combo between ease, stability, and power. Overwrote my Windows on my school laptop and figured “now I have to learn”.
Over the years I tried some others like Ubuntu (and related) Debian (and related), and Kali. But I never found them as nice to use. But to be honest, since I’m quite content I’m not distrohopping too much and most where tried out of necessity.
Been running Manjaro for a few years now as main OS everywhere on my own computers, with only a minimal Windows installation on a separate SSD for the few games that don’t work smoothly on Linux yet. At this moment, only 4 are left, mainly due to mods that don’t run in Linux rather than the games itself.
Still got a Windows laptop for work, as it’s necessarily there. Also got a few Linux servers there as well tho, to which I connect remotely when needed.
At home? Manjaro Linux. When I was looking to learn Linux I compared different distro’s and decided that one seemed the nicest combo between ease, stability, and power. Overwrote my Windows on my school laptop and figured “now I have to learn”.
Over the years I tried some others like Ubuntu (and related) Debian (and related), and Kali. But I never found them as nice to use. But to be honest, since I’m quite content I’m not distrohopping too much and most where tried out of necessity.
Been running Manjaro for a few years now as main OS everywhere on my own computers, with only a minimal Windows installation on a separate SSD for the few games that don’t work smoothly on Linux yet. At this moment, only 4 are left, mainly due to mods that don’t run in Linux rather than the games itself.
Still got a Windows laptop for work, as it’s necessarily there. Also got a few Linux servers there as well tho, to which I connect remotely when needed.