I’ve tried basically every mainstream-ish distro there is, I just want some outside opinions because I’m bad at picking stuff and I want to stick with something for a while

Also Linux Mint is quite boring imo

I would give it another look if you can. The wiki is very detailed and it is quite simple to install a desktop environment like KDE or Gnome if you just follow the steps.

I recently switched to Alpine and after seeing how amazing it is I feel like it deserves more recognition in the Desktop Linux space

Catppuccin Mocha

It’s in my dotfiles here

thx

very clean, good job :). also love the wallpaper where did you get it?

Thx, yea the dock is plank

So far it is for me, although it depends on what you do on your computer. web browsing works well along with office suites such as LibreOffice, and I’ve heard gaming is also decent with programs like Suyimazu although I haven’t personally tried this as my PC is not really suited for gaming

I love it so far, I didn’t actually really have a big reason to switch from Arch which i was using, I’ve just been wanting to try something new, If you’ve been getting bored of your operating system i think FreeBSD is a great choice to try, although Linux is still great as well I just felt it wasn’t really for me

It’s only been a day for me so far but I’ve been enjoying it the only issues I’ve had were with my Wi-Fi and Audio although i think i have resolved those issues at least mostly. I’m hoping FreeBSD will be my new permanent home 😀

forgot to mention in case anyone is interested the fetch program is afetch

if you want something like this for KDE check out my older post here

For me i think its just simplicity, compared to KDE (which i was using) where you need to tweak every little thing, don’t get me wrong KDE is very very customisable but for me just being able to quickly set a gtk and icon theme and change the font in like 2 seconds compared to setting a kvantum theme and a plasma theme a gtk theme and all of that. ik some people love that and being able to tweak every little thing about their DE but i just love the simplicity of Xfce