@AverageGoob@lemmy.world Consider running something on it to monitor temps/memory/etc over time and push them to a separate device as it does so - that way you can measure things leading up to a crash, and know when it crashes (due to it suddenly stopping its reporting)
If you're still in the experimental phase, jumping between distress, I'm pretty partial to ElementaryOS - but haven't used it in a few years. It was the GOAT back in the early days, though, for a pretty and consistent UI.
@AverageGoob@lemmy.world Consider running something on it to monitor temps/memory/etc over time and push them to a separate device as it does so - that way you can measure things leading up to a crash, and know when it crashes (due to it suddenly stopping its reporting)
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If you're still in the experimental phase, jumping between distress, I'm pretty partial to ElementaryOS - but haven't used it in a few years. It was the GOAT back in the early days, though, for a pretty and consistent UI.