Solus is back!
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Its a fun distro to play with but i wouldn't use it for anything serious.
I was happy to see it. I still had solus installed on my old laptop and the update fixed a lot of issues like my cursor turning invisible.
I'm going to wait to see what happens with the switch to a SerpentOS base with solus 5 or if they get Wayland support on 4.5 before considering it for my main laptop again.