Best distro for a powerful workstation? >inb4 gentoo

>>57428752
Microsoft's Windows 10 Pro

Install gen2

>>57428765
Workstation = Windows 10 PRO

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>>57428752
Antergos.

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>>57428752
you need gentoo to handle a workstation this powerful

>>57428752
funtoo

>>57428752
Seems like most professionals use Ubuntu Server LTS.
If it were me I'd use manjaro for rolling release +some stability

>>57428923
>bleeding edge rolling distro on a WORKstation

No.

If you're going to seriously consider using Linux on a workstation for an actual job, then use something with slightly outdated, yet very stable, packages. Debian would be my first recommendation, though fedora would work just as well.

Going with a "stable" distribution minimizes the risk of things like data loss, but I'd still consider going with Windows 10 Pro.

>>57428939
>no RAID devices

>opinion disregarded

>>57429022
>falling for the hardware RAID meme

Ubuntu

It just works out of the box. Having to fix/work on your workstation is very unproductive.

>>57428996
I was thinking about debian, but I can't really afford the outdated packages with the workstation I'll be using. I do agree, however, that a rolling release distro is WAY too bleeding edge.
Windows is not an option for various reasons.

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>>57428996
>Fedora
>stable
>workstation
>work