How was your journey with Linux until now? How about the future?

What distro did you began with? What distro are you now? How do you see yourself in the future?

I started with Mandrake when i was 17 or 18 i think, but it was an horrible experience. My cd drive was opening at random times giving me a lot of scares.

Decided to get my hands dirty and tried Slackware, learned a lot and used for a year or so. Really stable.

Found Gentoo and used it for 6+ years. Became a min/maxer user, doing minimalistic installs and using mainly cli applications. Cofiguring and compiling my own kernel and managing use flags was a lot of fun.

One day i erased the OS partition by mistake and decided to try Void Linux. It became my main distro and the reason i ditched Gentoo forever. Been using it for a year i think.

Now as i'm getting older i'm slowly growing tired of setting everything up, editing text files, configuring tiling wms, resolving dependencies for the games i want to run and just want to sit down and relax without worrying that much.

I really want to wait for Solus 4 with KDE because i tested plasma these days and it was wonderful, but i think i'll have to wait a lot. So i'll download the budgie version and reinstall when the KDE version comes out.

How was your journey so far?

At what age did you began using Linux and how old are you now?

Do you see yourself going for more "complexity" and granular configuration or are you letting these small things go?