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Linux distros recommandations
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I find it weird that you do not care for DE since it affects your workflow, but anyway. My take is if you need the latest packages go for Arch if you have the time, Manjaro if you do not and finally Debian for rock solid stability.
Manjaro is a terrible recommendation for stability
Who recommended that? I recomended Arch or Manjaro for latest packages and debian for stable packages.
In fact I care about the DE but I already know the ones that I'm interested in 😃