4 ms·
Only CentOS/RHEL, but it's probably not for you if you'd like a distro with cutting edge software packages. On the other hand, although I understand your need,
by rantanplan 9y ago
Only CentOS/RHEL, but it's probably not for you if you'd like a distro with cutting edge software packages.
On the other hand, although I understand your need, keeping the /home in a different partition and just installing the next Fedora release every 13 months does the job for the most part. And the installation(from a USB) is not more than 15-20 minutes.