I've never run Mint or Debian on my home desktop but those seem like the obvious options.
I'm not installing Gentoo or Arch because my choice of distro is not based on insecurity about my peepee size and I'm looking for everyday ease of use and a large support base.
edit: currently installing mint debian edition pray for me brothers
edit2: mint debian thus far seems better/less buggy than ubuntu without major downsides 
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How did u get this picture of me
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I'm a !1337 h4x0r
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Debian is good but it's also kinda bad. Everything is so outdated. Imo making the OS be so intertwined with a specific python version was a mistake.
Edit: I only use it for servers for that reason.
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Based.
I'm thinking Mint or Mint Debian.
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Gr8 if you want a python dev environment tho
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Debian is great
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do the minimal install and it's absolutely perfect with any DE/WM you choose
personally i use KDE with the minimal kde-plasma-desktop package
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I have been using mint for a couple years
Straightforward, works out of box, doesn't have problems that other linux also doesn't have
Debian is better if you want more customization without going full archtism
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Yeah I'm leaning Mint.
LMDE maybe? Seems like it would be more secure to cut canonical out entirely. Also I am mad as frick about getting this shitty fricking ubuntu pro garbage on my god darn computer.
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She is our esteemed lesbian. A real woman who didn't fall prey to the zipper tit trend social contagion.
Krayon sexually assaulted his sister.
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I'm a bullcute butch, bite me.
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Hannah Montana Linux
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tfw not installing templeOS rn
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In all seriousness I would reccomend Fedora but apparently it sucks now so just go with mint, which I have had little problems with or Debian.
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Yeah I've run Fedora in the past and it was buggy as all heck
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I like Mint for desktop use because it just werks
Debian is a good OS for servers as long as you take steps to harden it.
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I would switch to Ubuntu. It even has a nice Pro version where they give you security fixes for free (for personal use)
It's the best distro hands down
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Pop OS
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redpill me on the benefits of Pop OS
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It looks nice and gets out of your way.
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those do sound like upsides
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Its built on Ubuntu too so many things would probably feel familiar to you
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debian
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The downside of Debian is that I'd imagine it's more fiddly in day-to-day use than something like Mint (or LMDE?) but I suppose it's hard to know if it's fiddly in a way that's actually annoying for me unless I try it out.
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Not really
Minimal, well supported and lots of compatibility
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Debian, but be prepared to compile most software you want the latest version of.
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upgrade ubuntu?
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There's only one right answer. Choose carefully
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Maybe switch to Ubuntu? It's well supported.
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Nobara is the best distro. It's fedora but it already has all the gaming autism shit setup.
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Haiku.
It has a real browser now 
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I've used Fedora with KKKDE for years and love it.
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Windows 11 Pro
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arch
is unironically very easy 
and nice 
to use, after you get through a couple painful hours of installing it 
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I just don't like how a lot of things don't come with a basic setup to get started with, and how I have to manually install certain packages that come by default on other distros for compatibility.
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Bloatware
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It's not bloatware. I just can't be assed to make my own config for every small piece of software running on my machine.
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arch linux
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debian desktop has been very nice
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macOS
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I use Ubuntu and been pretty happy with it
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I'm switching from Ubuntu because of the Ubuntu Pro shit from my image tho
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Won't the other distros just have roughly the same security cadence as ubtunu without the pro stuff though?
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The without the pro stuff is what I'm looking for.
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