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Started with Ubuntu for just a year on desktop and Debian on server for nearly 10 years. Desktop switched in this time from arch to Debian, back to arch, and finally to Fedora. This will never change. Debian - server, Fedora - desktop.
I tested some others in VM: elementary, SuSe, Archcraft, kubuntu, lubuntu, xubuntu, PopOS, manjaro. None of these passed my expectations for a bare metal install.
On phone: mobian, manjaro, postmarket and the winner danctnix-arch. But I want to give postmarket a second chance.
I'm going to give postmarketOS a run on my FairPhone 4, once I can get it fixed.