Hey everyone! So, I previously used Ubuntu LTS, but one day I booted up my PC and was greeted with something called "EasyBox"—it was pretty confusing. I didn't have time to troubleshoot, so I ended up just switching back to Windows 10, which meant I lost all my important files. Now, I'm looking to return to Linux because I want to use Docker, which definitely performs better on Linux. However, I really want to avoid any unexpected surprises like that "EasyBox" incident. So, I'm curious: what Linux distribution would you recommend for someone who just wants a stable experience without having to deal with lots of technical details?
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In my opinion, Ubuntu is still one of the most stable options out there. I've been running it on my work machine for over 3 years without any problems. It's user-friendly, too—my mom uses it on her computer, and it's been solid for more than 2 years!
What about OpenSUSE? It has a good reputation for stability as well.