Made a decision.
For the longest time I've always had too many distros that I tried to run and support.
I need to fokus on something in the end... and not drift around all the time.
So, #Debian it is - only
I use #Debian all day / every day.
It does not make sense for me to run any other distro.
On the #BSD side I will focus on #FreeBSD - that's it.
The many distros / derivatives have learned me a lot over the years... and I'm very thankful for that. But, less is more.
@jhx I personally use what makes sense most for the project at hand. But it makes sense to fallback to your default distro if there's no clear "winner". At the end all (or most) of the tools run on any Linux or BSD distro :-)
Addendum:
I sometimes check out how #OpenBSD is doing - to see what awesome stuff they come up with. #Debian and #FreeBSD it is in the end.
(You can spot me pushing awesome #OpenBSD stuff If there is something to share thou)
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