I use it often when I want linux with a gui. There may be better distributions for specific tasks, but ubuntu is easy to install, upgrade, and use. It surely beats the old days of running make menuconfig and make install.
For headless/containers I use alpine for the minimalist approach and just add what I need through a package manager unless I need something more custom.
I use it often when I want linux with a gui. There may be better distributions for specific tasks, but ubuntu is easy to install, upgrade, and use. It surely beats the old days of running make menuconfig and make install.
For headless/containers I use alpine for the minimalist approach and just add what I need through a package manager unless I need something more custom.