I was wrong, about BSD.

Yesterday I tried BSD on my main machine and it was a massive failure :( It was way different from any gnu-based distro or even any distro for that matter. It was painful and I am never doing it again on my main machine. It broke my SSD, so I spent the last night until 5 am fixing it, and I woke up at 9 am to fix it yet again.

My fix was to install Windows and format everything to NTFS, then remove everything and install Pop!_OS! In the last 24h, I installed Arch Linux 5 times; it absolutely did not workinstallation of Pop!_OS, it failed 4 times. Even though it failed the 4th time, I rebooted the machine expecting no OS.

But to my surprise, Pop!_OS worked. I don't know how, but it did, and here we are back to our workflow.

Even though I use DWM for the longest time, the second distro that I ever used is Pop!_OS, and it is second after Arch Linux in terms of how much time I used it for.

This is not me distro hopping; this is me just using my PC. Even though I tried FreeBSD, it still does not count as it because BSD is not a distro; it is an OS ;p