Good breakdown. I might end up using it on my next desktop
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Fedora is also worth a look, Debian was my first distro so I always appreciate keeping up with it. But Fedora is SUPER stable and also a top option for privacy and security, so I switched over.
Debian sid(testing) is better for regular desktop usage because of security patches and bug fixes but debian stable is good for servers
Debian sid works for both servers & workstations??