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Is budgie still being developed?
It is in the OS development was rebased too. The creators endless OS distribution instead
I think you meant to say serpentOS?
You're right, for some reason I always think they call it endlessOS. Coffee must not have kicked in when I wrote that.
I used Solus on my old laptop. Same install for 7 years!
Once proton became good I moved my gaming PC from windows to Solus as well.
Though I use Debian on everything else these days.
I've started playing with Chimera Linux. Super interesting hybrid between BSD-like systems (ports, BSD-derived userland tools) and the Linux kernel, with neat design choices like LLVM compiler instead of gcc and musl C instead of glibc. I think of it as a next-gen Void Linux.
Does using Alpine for your desktop count? I don't do any server or container stuff, it works like any other distro and the packages are quite up-to-date so...
raspberry pi os + Debian Sid. Been using the same install with daily updates for 3 yrs.