I would have used Arch as a teenager, at that time I reinstalled DOS/Windows every other month anyways and learned a lot.

Eventually I got fed up with all that and switched to Mint.

VR HL3 is just included, oh we forgot to announce it.

It took me a while to stop reading financed as: finance daemon.

It depends on which floppy disk is on top of the stack.

I remember buying a VCD of some movie around 2000 and then 20 minutes in, I see the outline of someone getting up and walking out of the cinema the cam release was recorded in! I quit watching and from there on I only go for quality rips.

What about Slackware, LFS or BSD?

Jnome

When I make a mistake like this, and have to do some important cleanup I’ll sometimes jump into mc

Over the years I have several times fixed broken installs and upgrades on Debian.

I used to Slackware that time when RedHat’s package system constantly broke, and no internet so I couldn’t use Debian.

Good times.

And Stör!

It’s the Horadic Dodecahedron

Neovim is on the path of enlightenment to become Emacs so everything is alright.

They firmly believe that: Real men don’t do backup, they cry instead.

You mean like the wiki reader:

I used it as an ebook reader until the screen gave out.

Look at me I am running a package management system with atomic upgrades that can roll back, and indubitable sounds positively fabulous.

I thought the same, and then sped the loot on treating my PTSD.

They are good at tattooing bar-codes on people…

Sounds like vim is aspiring to be Emacs.

After trying 10+ distributions over the years the urge to try something new is not that strong, I settled on Debian based distributions.

But if I should try something new I would look into FreeBSD to get some Unix experience, or else NixOS also sounds interesting.