Void Linux
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Bedrock Linux, using Void Linux as the main stratum, with Nix as a secondary package manager.
Ubuntu on desktop, Manjaro on laptop, SteamOS on the Deck.
One day I'll move from Ubuntu onto something else but reinstalling is gonna be such a pain...
Windows and WSL with Ubuntu.
Windows 11...I previously had windows 10, but the auto-HDR mode on W11 sold me on upgrading, especially when it works with Yuzu (switch emulator). I honestly have no complaints, after a bit of tweaking it just feels like Windows 10+.
But for work and non-gaming I dual boot to Linux Mint, although I'm eyeing up Void OS now...
On the steam deck I just use steamos of course
Debian and FreeBSD
Windows 10 primarily, dual boot with Linux Mint.
I'd like to say I want to switch to maining Linux when Win10 goes EOL, but I make music with LMMS as a hobby and tried to switch that to Linux to get hooking multiple tracks to a single plugin to work...but the VST I wanted to use with that didn't work at all on Linux, so I have recent memory of compatibility issues with Linux. I'd probably already be maining Linux if I didn't game.
Windows 10, but I've been considering switching to Linux Manjaro as that's the Linux OS I was recommended. The main things that are stopping me though is that I'm lazy about backing up all my files, and I don't want to redownload a million different things.
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Windows 11 for my Surface & Gaming PC. Probably gonna try out SurfaceLinux soon though since the Surface Pro 7 is starting to show its age.
But I have a Dell XPS 13 that's running Ubuntu Jammy now though. I alternate thru all 3 depending on the day.
Windows 11. I miss 10. Strictly use my overpriced laptop for gaming though so it's all I need.
MX Linux on an ThinkPad X230 Tablet. ^^
Windows 11. Installing Linux has been a PITA for me for some reason. Have tried to install Fedora and Iβve had to go down a rabbit hole of troubleshooting.
Fedora kinoite/silverblue
debian testing
Fedora Silverblue and Windows 11 (for games I canβt get to run on Fedora).
macOS for both work and personal use
Fedora Linux. I was skeptical at the beginning but I am glad I switched from Windows.
fedora
Fedora Workstation
Your mom's.