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    [–] [email protected] 1 points 3 months ago

    I used to use Ubuntu years ago. The beauty of that distro is that it will fuck itself up. No action required on your part. Versions after 16 would black screen themselves after an upgrade, or the mouse pointer would go on vacation. Even better, it would say your 100% correct password was incorrect and lock you out.

    You’re not really any worse off with something like Arch, aside from the initial install. Overall, less headaches for me.