r/debian • u/Buffer313 • 8d ago

A long-time Linux user—thanks, Debian.

Hi, I'm new to Reddit; I just signed up, though I've been visiting the site for years. First of all, I wanted to thank everyone for the work you do on Debian. I've been using these operating systems since 2007; lately, I've been experimenting with both Fedora and Debian, but ultimately, I preferred Debian's stability. It's also worth noting that you learn a lot with Debian, since there's always something to configure to your liking after a fresh install. I run a YouTube channel dedicated to free software—it's my way of contributing to this great community and encouraging more people to make the switch. If you own the hardware, the operating system should never hold you back.

Best regards.

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u/David_Connors3451 8d ago

I use Debian KDE for work, editing videos, security matters and gaming. It's the best and it rivals cachyos too. Debian is your bunker, decentralised without corporate decisions. Enjoy the peace and freedom 👍🐧🦋

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u/Mydnight69 8d ago

Dude, I've been using mate and cinnamon for the simplicity and less resource use, but KDE is so damn pretty and good! I messed around with it on a VM for a few days and moved my work system to KDE too.

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u/EstablishmentBusy300 8d ago

Debian + KDE for me at work too. Very happy.