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It all comes down to preference. For Linux I used to be a dedicated Slackware user but years ago I switched to Arch after I decided I'd deal with systemd in exchange for their very large package repo. I like my Linux installs very barebone - I dislike having my Desktop Environment decisions being made for me regardless of if I can change it, along with other things I notice in distros that are designed in a friendlier fashion.

 

I'm also a FreeBSD and OpenBSD user. Back when Chameleon was the standard bootloader I added support for chainloading FreeBSD and OpenBSD but with Clover I've only gotten it to chainload FreeBSD.

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openSUSE all the way! Stability, performance, customization, no weird changes and constant broken software

I ditched Debian based distros long ago and I havent regretted it a single time.

 

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In reality I don't use Linux very much at all, even if I have some distribution always installed, mostly Linux Mint.

For many years my favourite operating system was OS X, but after Yosemite I began to like it less and less.

Now my main OS is Windows 10. Believe it or not Microsoft is investing a lot on Windows 10, making it a very good OS

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