I occasionally see love for niche small distros, instead of the major ones...
And it just seems to me like there's more hurdles than help when it comes to adopting an OS whose users number in the hundreds or dozens. I can understand trying one for fun in a VM, but I prefer sticking to the bigger distros for my daily drivers since the they'll support more software and not be reliant on upstream sources, and any bugs or other issues are more likely to be documented abd have workarounds/fixes.
So: What distro do you daily drive and why? What drove you to choose it?
That's definitely possible. Unfortunately, I don't recall it 😅.
It's definitely better at this than the platform that starts with an "R" and rhymes with "shit".
That's such a compliment. This is definitely one of the nicest things I've read on Lemmy. I really appreciate it.
Unfortunately, I'm only somewhat active on Lemmy. FWIW, consider checking out the following places if you haven't yet:
And, of course, Qubes OS' forums.
As I've previously alluded to, I don't have any hands-on experience with Qubes OS yet. So, I don't think I can contribute meaningfully in this discussion. However, IIRC, there are some discussions found on the forums/discussions page for Qubes OS.
Thanks for the tips