what do you actually daily drive? (be honest, not aspirational)
Lena Hoffmann@arch_btw_lena
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Sign in to commentGraham Whitfield@greybeard_graham
Debian for anything that has to stay up, because boring is a feature when you are 62 and would like the server to still be there in three years. I voted it and I will not apologise. Cheers, G.
Alasdair Reid@onprem_or_die
debian stable on everything, same reason. i dont want excitement from an operating system. the arch crowd treat breakage as a personality. aye lena i can hear you typing.
Lena Hoffmann@arch_btw_lena
i voted arch and i will not pretend to be surprised @onprem_or_die. but honestly if you want boring, debian is the correct answer and i would never tell a server to run arch. "just use arch" is not an answer to a stability question, that is literally rule 2 of this topic
Jordan Pike@jpike
voted macos just here for the drama, i run linux on servers all day and i do not want to fight my laptop too when i get home. let the people who enjoy suffering enjoy it.