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They don't really need any new system for that, apt can perfectly handle that. For example, they could have an optional "recent applications" repository that y
by eloisant 8y ago
They don't really need any new system for that, apt can perfectly handle that.
For example, they could have an optional "recent applications" repository that you add if you want up-to-date applications. This way Firefox, LibreOffice, etc would be up2date but the system would be stable.
If you install Chrome on an LTS by the way, it will come with the Google repository and be always up2date.