Why I Keep Reinstalling Linux   But I format my drives all the
time. At work, I used to do this because Windows would act
wonky, and the most efficient way to fix the oddities was to
reinstall. I don't really use Windows very much anymore, but I
still reinstall my Linux machines just as often. Probably more
so.  I think this is due to a number of issues:  * I really like
to install Linux. I love that "finding drivers" is almost never
required. There's something about a freshly installed OS that
appeals to me. And that OS being Linux, well, that's just cooler
yet.  * I like to play with different distributions. I've tried
pretty much all of them, and they each offer neat "twists" that
make them fun to play with.  * I change my mind all the time.
ALL THE TIME. For several weeks, I'll desire to sit at my desk,
and use the old IBM tower I have to write with. Then, I'll get
the notion that I need to be mobile. So I'll move the IBM and
set up a makeshift docking system for my laptop. Then I'll think
Kubuntu is cool