tyil on Nostr: Caleb James DeLisle I don't think any of these applications are going to give you any ...
Caleb James DeLisle (nprofile…mj4q) I don't think any of these applications are going to give you any trouble. Most bars can also give you the CPU & memory meters, so it comes down to preference, really.
I'd personally suggest #Gentoo as it has been the most stable distro experience for me, but it requires more time to configure than #Debian for instance. You can install a DE like KDE on either and get a reasonably similar desktop experience.
The "no bugs" requirement is genuinely the only hard part here, you're a software developer too if I'm not mistaken, and you probably know how hard it is to make so much software play nice together without any single bug coming out of it.
I'd personally suggest #Gentoo as it has been the most stable distro experience for me, but it requires more time to configure than #Debian for instance. You can install a DE like KDE on either and get a reasonably similar desktop experience.
The "no bugs" requirement is genuinely the only hard part here, you're a software developer too if I'm not mistaken, and you probably know how hard it is to make so much software play nice together without any single bug coming out of it.