[18:14:10] <mhbridgebot>	 [discord] <Eytirth> I taught myself Linux and used Stack Exchange or forum posts (just reading) for the rest
[18:15:08] <mhbridgebot>	 [discord] <NotAracham> Same.  I don't currently have any distros in play for personal use, but it was fun and helpful to future-job-stuff.
[18:18:53] <mhbridgebot>	 [discord] <Eytirth> I use Ubuntu
[18:19:10] <mhbridgebot>	 [discord] <Eytirth> I use Ubuntu, started on some really free one but borked it trying to upgrade (edited)
[18:21:37] <mhbridgebot>	 [discord] <raidarr> fairly tweaked arch for daily driver, but I'll use/recommend something like mint instead outside my core ecosystem
[18:22:09] <mhbridgebot>	 [discord] <raidarr> and while it's steadily seen less use I do indeed have windows set up mostly because I haven't had the time to linuxify certain things
[18:23:46] <mhbridgebot>	 [discord] <Eytirth> Arch would be "Night awake, using Prakash's computer to work out what to do next"
[18:26:21] <mhbridgebot>	 [discord] <Eytirth> When I jumped to Linux, I did it in one big jump, wiping Windows and putting Linux there
[18:27:01] <mhbridgebot>	 [discord] <NotAracham> My daily drivers were mostly some flavors of Ubuntu and Mint for most of the time, then it mostly devolved into a variant of puppy linux for recovery purposes on a USB boot-loader.
[18:27:22] <mhbridgebot>	 [discord] <NotAracham> It makes one heck of a boot-loaded recovery tool. 🙂
[18:27:53] <mhbridgebot>	 [discord] <Eytirth> Eh, last time I broke my computer, I fixed it twice in one night (with the Internet for help)
[18:31:59] <mhbridgebot>	 [discord] <raidarr> I would do the big jump so long as you're absolutely sure whatever you want is fully backed up
[18:35:20] <mhbridgebot>	 [discord] <Eytirth> I did do the big jump in, and well , I did not loose much