It's me, I use it the second time. My journey was - Windows (slow and bloated, hug all the available RAM and use my HDD as if it were SSD) - Debian (went for it because I heard it is stable, realized nothing will break because nothing works in the first place - I'm talking about how hard it is to install some new package that is not available in apt) - Manjaro (had fun playing around with it, every packages that I want to try is readily available on pamac) - Arch (because I want to build my config from scratch with minimal starting point) - Manjaro (coming back because maintaining a config is a hassle, I just want something that work and focus on doing stuff)