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Good to see you here.
Redhat--installed with floppies, years ago. Back to Windows for work. Ubuntu. Lubuntu. Bohdi. Endeavor. Pop. (Actually love Pop). And now Debian with i3. Don't think I'm hopping after this.
I haven't done Arch yet, might give it a try. But, before that I think I'll do Linux from Scratch. Maybe I'll learn something then.
I was on Lemmy a few years ago on another instance.
I'm always glad to see people on Linux.
It doesn't matter if you're a power user or not. I've been using Linux as my daily driver for over eight year. And, just the other day on here I had a user give me some good info on Bash. Ctrl + R is much better than up arrow or history. It blew my mind when I used it. I really should learn more Bash though.