@ scifidude79Debian and Arch, don't get me started. I've never had anything but issues with either.
Debian is unnecessarily hard, due to their FOSS ideals, but Arch (lately Manjaro) is a train wreck in waiting. CentOS is....don't, their licence agreement gets lost in the bios, if you do, don't use G3 or KDE, both are a mare.

I have several "medical sized" Linux books that certainly qualify as esoteric gobble do goop.

Spot on with the 3 user friendly sites
@ PCNetSpec"Ubuntu is an ancient African word, meaning Debian packaged properly, and why the heck should I need to fix Debian manually anyway"
yep, the fun and games I had to get Debian to play, currently trying to work out how to use anacron, for fstrim. They don't have it set, nor does the on-the-fly scripts work.

In a quirky way found CentOS dox better than Fedora, whereas Fedora functions, but both have very sensitive security and block apps or report faults, that don't seem to be there...?

openSUSSE, hmmm, grumble, grumble, hiss.
