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Debian is more conservative with changes - if you want your systems to be rock-solid, go with Debian. The downside is that it's so stable that packages are usua
by _yy 11y ago
Debian is more conservative with changes - if you want your systems to be rock-solid, go with Debian. The downside is that it's so stable that packages are usually outdated, but in many cases there are more recent backports which you can cherry-pick.
In my experience, Debian's security team responds to new CVEs faster than Ubuntu's, but this is purely subjective.
- kristopolous 11y agoAlso the users are a bit more, um accurate, in their answers; so if you run into problems, you may be in better hands if you reach out ( so long as people in help places aren't being hostile twats ).