Distro Hopping

Why do you even use Linux faggot?

>>56349058
What do you want from your pc? What do you want to use it for?

>>56349096
A little bit of everything. I want to do schoolwork and program on it. It's a thinkpad T410.

>>56349058
Just go along with your heart's content. You'll settle at whichever distro when you realize they're basically the same and freedom in Linux is also an illusion. It only offers opportunity for freedom, getting there takes a lot of effort. That's why everything for Linux ends up like hobby projects.

>>56349058
>>56349107
Fedora TBQH

The point of an OS is to run the programs you need to do shit. You don't actually need to do shit which is why you're able to convince yourself that trying out distros is worth your fucking time.

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>>56349058

>How do I stop my distro hopping?

By realising that a Linux distribution isn't anything more than a starting point to build the system you want. Start with something that'll dump you at a command line and then build the OS you want. Sink or swim.

> I've been swapping homes back and forth for a while now.

Your won't need to swap anything if you separate your home and system install onto separate partitions.

Pic related is all you're doing by constantly swapping distros

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You will end at a distro. If you learn to use and like Gnome, you'll end up with Fedora. If KDE is more to your liking, OpenSuse will be your cup of tea.

>>56349058
Simple
>You find a gf
>You get a job
>You start a hobby

In case you can't, try the alternative
>Install Debian Stable
>Realise that you can use old packages without ill side effects
>You enjoy rock solid stability and update every 2-3 years to the next stable