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I will say however, I've encountered a few things that were unsolvable because I wasn't a professional coder with tons of time on my hands. Unfortunately the only solutions were "attempt workarounds" and "wait. :("
But at least in that case:
I run Tumbleweed though, sometimes things happen. (But it's still shockingly stable!)
I wouldn't expect people running Mint or Debian to face this nearly as much.
The particular most recent instance I had:
All my KDE services were crash-restarting on startup because QT didn't like my drawing tablet or something. Truly bizarre. Bug reporting lead to resolution!Oh, yeah. That's still true. I've hit those as well.
Though at least with open source stuff, I usually find the issue solved when I try again a year or so later. (Maybe not how I would have solved it, but there's typically at least more and better options.)