I’m on Linux for a couple of years and I love it. Distrohoping never interested me though, I’m content with my flavour. But I need to reinstall my OS soon and it gives me headaches. So many settings I changed, applications I installed, configured and forgot about.
Now I read about all you guys constantly distrohopping for fun, how do you even do this? Do you start from scratch, explore everything and leave after months of putting in all the work of making an OS your own!? Or do you just casually check it out a couple of days? What do you do with all your music, pictures, addons, portable software?

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    1 day ago

    All my stuff is on a network drive (movies and other big files). All configuration of apps is in git (their config files).

    Makes it easy to start over.

    I just reinstall apps I need, it’s so simple with Linux and package managers handling it all.