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    [–] dejected_warp_core@lemmy.world 5 points 9 months ago* (last edited 9 months ago)

    If you are a newby FOR GODS SAKE USE UBUNTU.

    As an IT professional, I use Ubuntu LTS only because I don't want to spend my time tinkering around with the OS itself.

    Basically, it's this comic:

    All my hare-brained development ideas are more or less sandboxed in Docker containers. Rarely I need to schlep out to Sourceforge to get the right app for something. Most of the time there's an apt or flatpack thing for what I'm up to, but I do go on a spree purging all that from time to time.

    My only complaint is with Nvidia driver support/quality/maintenance, but I get that's not Canonical's fault.