I've been thinking for a while to change distributions, Ubuntu has served me well for years, but I wanted something new. I thought of OpenSuSe, but that's also a yearly, or by-yearly release. This time I wanted to move to a rolling release, bleeding edge ASAP. Kinda liked the idea. So, now the question, which distribution, Archlinux comes to mind. But I wanted something in between, bleeding edge, and a bit more user friendly, I'm lazy what can I say. Ended up choosing Sabayon, sounded good, and the install went smoothly. First boot, setup wireless, and then run the updates, now there I did something wrong, and puff the system wasn't booting to KDE anymore. Had to connect to my router directly via network cable, bummer I know. Then logged in to terminal and was able to run the update commands. And now I am using the system again. Still have a few apps that I need, like virtualbox, mount my NAS, and so on, but those are small details. The system is stable and running, and I am enjoying it so far. As a matter of fact, browsing is faster, I can't figure out why so far, or maybe it just feels faster???
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