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IbogaProject

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17. Ok, yes I am a bit of the caveman and just muddle along
Mon Apr 27, 2026, 12:17 PM
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I have tried, Endeavor, Mint, was on Manjaro for awhile until my kid knocked the computer off a table. Lately some firmware bug prompted me to try MX Linux and it has carried me through four cheap laptops now over four years. I am about to go to a rolling release with a file system that is good with snapshots so I can have some recovery ability beyond restoring from a backup. I am looking at either CachyOS based on arch and now super popular with gamers or a rolling Debian, either Siduction or VanillaOS.
What I really like about Linux is that I can pull my ssd and just put it into another computer and boot it right up, like how Mac Os X was where the drive could migrate with little aftercare. Windows doesn't support that, even though registration of the OS is optional for home use.

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