I started on Linux using Slackware 2.1 in the mid 90's. I switched to Red Hat 3 and then Mandrake [now known as Mandriva] for a while, then switched back to Slackware. I liked the ease of use with Mandrake but you didn't learn the inner workings and it branched in a direction I didn't want to go. I have tried Suse, Knoppix, Yellow Dog, FreeBSD, Agnula DeMuDi, Kali, Arch, Qubes, and a host of others.
I started out with KDE and Gnome together. For a time it looked like KDE had matured more than gnome but recently gnome has really bloomed.
As far as web browsers are concerned...Netscape, then Mozilla, and now Firefox has proven to be the best at what they do. There is still a war raging in the browser front, with IE, now edge, "borrowing" ideas from better browsers in an attempt to win back the ground it lost.
The travelog is a short list of places I've lived.
A few photos to take up space.
A few of the movies I've collected.