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would you recommend debian testing for a daily driver?
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From personal experience only distros that ever broke on me after update are Manjaro and Debian sid. I'm not claiming it is not my own fault somehow or my specific hardware problem and it did happen long time ago but if I want rolling distro I would go with something that is specifically made for it. I had good experiences with openSUSE and Arch so I would recommend something of those two. Also staying on Debian stable is not that bad nowadays when you can get newest packages with flatpak.