Sapphyre
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My home systems these days run Pop!_OS and OpenBSD.
I haven't used Windows or Mac for any personal computing needs in more than a decade.
I ran Gentoo for several years… my experience echoes what others here have mentioned: it ran fantastically for awhile, but portage issues tended to become increasingly numerous and gnarly over time, and eventually it was just less work to reinstall fresh than to untangle the mess.
All in all, OpenBSD has made for the most stable systems over time, out of what I've tried. If it had the software and hardware support of Linux it would likely be my overall favorite.
I haven't used Windows or Mac for any personal computing needs in more than a decade.
I ran Gentoo for several years… my experience echoes what others here have mentioned: it ran fantastically for awhile, but portage issues tended to become increasingly numerous and gnarly over time, and eventually it was just less work to reinstall fresh than to untangle the mess.
All in all, OpenBSD has made for the most stable systems over time, out of what I've tried. If it had the software and hardware support of Linux it would likely be my overall favorite.