Its my main workstation and it's pure debian: everything you need, and it just works.
Using an amdgpu and it was probably the easiest install I've ever done. No snap bullshit either, kde came up first go.
Debian is taking the unique approach of "not shooting themselves in the dick by trying to push features everybody hates".
Debian sid(testing) is better for regular desktop usage because of security patches and bug fixes but debian stable is good for servers
Debian sid works for both servers & workstations??
Good breakdown. I might end up using it on my next desktop
Fedora is also worth a look, Debian was my first distro so I always appreciate keeping up with it. But Fedora is SUPER stable and also a top option for privacy and security, so I switched over.
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