Debian is a solid and a very popular distro. It’s also the base distro of many other; there is a great selection of packages, an excellent package manager and it’s well documented.
If you don’t Frankendebian your box, Debian is one of the most, if not the most, stable distro out there.
It’s a great place to learn, and since you already have experience with it, you’re not starting from nothing.
I would also suggest you to stick with “stable” at the beginning. You will be tempted to switch for “testing”, but believe me, stick to “stable” until you know what you are doing.
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Debian is a solid and a very popular distro. It’s also the base distro of many other; there is a great selection of packages, an excellent package manager and it’s well documented.
If you don’t Frankendebian your box, Debian is one of the most, if not the most, stable distro out there.
It’s a great place to learn, and since you already have experience with it, you’re not starting from nothing.
I would also suggest you to stick with “stable” at the beginning. You will be tempted to switch for “testing”, but believe me, stick to “stable” until you know what you are doing.
Have fun!