Hello Giovanni, it depends, do you know a truly open source os without proprietary blobs for firmware or device drivers?
Debian used to try to make a clear separation in this with 'main' being the default section when installing, unfortunately this practically no longer applies to proprietary firmware if i understand it correctly, unless you check yourself: https://www.debian.org/vote/2022/vote_003 vs before: https://www.debian.org/releases/squeeze/i386/release-notes/ch-whats-new.en.html#nonfree-firmware which i guess is still the case?, but now it gets loaded/installed by default (easy functionality over open source) I would choose a distro with LTS (long term support), as the last post mentions Ubuntu and Mint, this would only apply to Ubuntu LTS (or up in the family tree Debian LTS) i have had good experiences with the link from Brent, but i imagine other serious LTS distros should work well as well hth, Wim Brent Wood schreef op wo 01-02-2023 om 06:45 [+0000]: I would suggest any major Ubuntu based distro, I have a personal preference for Mint. I'd also suggest you set up the official Postgres repo, rather than using a distro repo, so your installs come directly from there. https://wiki.postgresql.org/wiki/Apt