Debian (Testing) I used it for a good month, and man was I disappointed. Only some things are actually up to date and packaged correctly. The nvidia drivers don't load the drm module because it's not called nvidia-drm on Debian (testing) it's called nvidia-current-drm. Also apt is the worst package manager
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All the distros that let you install packages from other distros. What's the point?
The point is your first sentence?
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Everything other than Debian :D
@valentino All of them; they're mostly the same! /jk But seriously try another OS: OpenBSD, Haiku, Serenity, Plan 9...
I'm using ZorinOS with Windows 11 Pro. It's good enough for everything I do.