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Jokes aside, I finished my own Linux today: DonkeyOS. DonkeyOS is identical to CachyOS, with the difference that it only has donkey pictures as wallpapers.
I’m also working on MeltingOS and Frozen Linux. But I still have thermal problems with both.
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Main distro for me is openSUSE AEON then I have second laptop Kali purple with Kali offensive tools on it. Third have at this moment CachyOS and popOS cosmic alpha installed for testing and for fun
Multiple distros on distrobox containers and virtual machines
You bet sir, based on Debian/Debian-Derived, of which I ha ve been the longest time on Linux installed since the mid 2000s .
I had a little time on CrunchBang years ago, then much later on on ArchLabs (Bunsen on Arch) now defunct sadly first some time back on Arch after some long time ! Then saw CachyOS in either YT or in the internet somehow.
Actually, none. My main T480 setup works perfectly with CachyOS KDE. My backup laptop X270 is installed with CachyOS Xfce. Both have separate disks with Windows just in case of emergency.
Manjaro healed my distrohopping long time ago and later on i found Cachy OS. OSes novadays are mature enough to just use it and enjoy it, i don’t know. Somehow these easy to use arch systems stopped my inner urge to search for something more.
I have been looking at another OSes (including Endeavour, Debian, Tumbleweed, Nobara, Fedora, Mx Linux, Mint and many others), before i switched to COS, but they didn’t convince. Most of them i tried myself - installed to separate disk just for testing and doing my things - some rejected after loading live session.
Yeah, that took some time, but i have no doubt now. Also, i like tinker my KDE setup or browser here and there, and it takes lots of time to do that alone, not even talking about trying to adapt to new system.
I think i’d like to see, how popOS new DE looks like, if it’s worthy to try.