I had tried installing several Linux distros on a laptop (with Windows pre-installed by default) that I own, but for some reason not exactly known or debugged, it wouldn't accept distros like Ubuntu, Fedora, Manjaro, Solus, or even my favorite, Debian.
Either the system would freeze during installation, or the distro would crash during use and stop working even after a reboot. After much research, I discovered the problem was related to the BIOS/UEFI and how Windows was initialized. In short: I simply prepared a USB drive with Devuan installed with LXDE, and voilà, it has been working perfectly ever since (it's been 2 years).
Philosophically, this is the main reason why many users prefer GNU/Linux Devuan,

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