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I use a wide variety of OSs both personally and professionally. Personally, FreeBSD has become my favorite as I love Jails. Being able to have a minimal number of simple scripts to manage tasks makes troubleshooting easier and helps stability (IMO). I’m also currently experimenting with Void Linux, expecting OpenRC to be similar in some ways.

Professionally, I tend to go with Systemd-based OSs (Almalinux is my favorite when possible), as I often need to spin up servers quickly and offload management to others. I’ve found that with Systemd it’s much easier to transfer this control as it is so ubiquitous now.

TL;DR: they’re different tools and different approaches can work best for specific scenarios.

Going to shout out Haven. SSH, RDP, and VNC in a single app, with frequent updates! It’s a Net Admin’s dream.

There’s a mysterious person/killer, that only the protagonist can see.

A pi can definitely be used, but you may get much better performance for a similar price getting a refurbished pc, adding a second nic, and installing something like opnsense.

I can’t say for certain as I don’t have one to test. That being said, I’ve worked with hundreds of AMD/Linux machines (both deb and rpm distros) over the years and haven’t experienced compatibility issues.

For new users, I’ve been recommending Zorin with good success.

This question is more related to the OS than the phone - What, if anything, do you use for Turn by Turn Navigation? How does it compare to Google Maps (ex. accuracy, traffic, alternate routes)?