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Not to mention having stuff built for you for all sorts of different architectures. It generally doesn't matter if you're running x86, ARM, whatever if you're i
by ryukafalz 6y ago
Not to mention having stuff built for you for all sorts of different architectures. It generally doesn't matter if you're running x86, ARM, whatever if you're installing packages from Debian; by and large everything in the distro is packaged for every architecture and they generally just work.