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Thank you for sharing your experiences. It was an interesting and in-depth read.
I have moderate Linux experience. I used it in University and can do basic things in the terminal, but I don't have the best foundational Linux knowledge. My laptop is currently on Opensuse TW and was wondering if it was worth keeping it, or if my life would be simpler on an immutable distro.
I would like to use it for programming, game development (Godot) and music production (Reaper / MuseScore and Kontakt). Getting these working in Opensuse was finicky, but I got it done, and now I'm wondering if it's worth blowing that up to start over.
Thanks again!