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What os do you use on your pc?

just wondering

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It is great for desktop, it uses RT kernel by default. But, like Arch, it is not for everybody. Not that is unstable but it requires command line from time to time.

For greybeards like me, that is not an issue. There is no systemd, it has a lot of packages and it is fast.

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