> I would prefer to stay on a Debian based distro so PopOS looks promising. I agree, I had been using Debian as my primary distro for about ten years when I ga

> I would prefer to stay on a Debian based distro so PopOS looks promising. I agree, I had been using Debian as my primary distro for about ten years when I gave PopOS a try and have been using it since. Although I like PopOS I wish they were building on Debian. > Do they release newer kernels for the LTS releases like Canonical does with Ubuntu LTS? I am on 18.04 LTS right now and was very surprised when PopOS did a major kernel version bump to 5 which seems very strange for a LTS. It has also broken my ability to install `linux-image-virtual` which requires kernel version 4.15 and has caused some problems recently. This has me considering switching back to Debian. > Do they pack ZFS in the kernel like Ubuntu? PopOS 18.04 does not pack ZFS, I have installed it to make use of reflinks for DVC.