I used Debian 10 beside my home server and VPS on my desktop and laptop as well, every day for the last 2 years (approximately).
Additionally, my family members used it too on their machines.
We had to do some customizations before putting it to our every-day usage, we needed to install couple dozen packages, which were not installed by default, but needed them, and remove some packages which were installed, but did not want to have, also modified some configurations to fit our needs.
Approx. the first week after we moved to Debian spent with these kinda “customization”. Since then, there were zero problems.
My sons laptop was rebooted only upon kernel updates, sometimes after more than 60 days uptime. My home server was shut down couple times because of power outage, but otherwise restarted only upon kernel updates. My VPS had zero downtime…
My laptop got now Debian 11 (MATE). I like some of it’s new features, MATE’s window preview on taskbar is cool, I think, but the ability to delay the startup programs is a feature I missed already…
I believe other DE had this feature for a long time?
I had to rethink the configuration of Samba.
I removed usbguard as quick as possible
Otherwise at first glance I like Bullseye, but my desktop still runs on Buster. I’m not something “early adopter” on my desktop…