I like arch, but also use debian on computers I don't use often. Then I mess with the bsds on a few spare thinkpads.
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Almalinux. I used to use centos on servers and fedora workstation on my desktops but have switched over to Almalinux for both. Will be interesting to see what shakes out with the whole Redhat source repo change.
Ubuntu was unstable for me on my desktop every time I tried. I always disliked Ubuntu on servers.
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SLINUX — obviously, and I work at SNASA.
Would android count?
Retro pc/laptop (like my Thinkpad X200s) with AntiX linux + herbsluftwm is the perfect combination to feel "retro computing sensation."