> All in all, life is much, much, much better on the bleeding edge. Same feeling here, but on a personal level (meaning, using a desktop computer for professio

> All in all, life is much, much, much better on the bleeding edge. Same feeling here, but on a personal level (meaning, using a desktop computer for professional work). Started using Ubuntu many years ago, ran updates maybe once every month. Every now and then something breaks, but always unsure of what/how/when, so digging through things that changed always took long time. Started using Arch Linux and few years ago and also started doing updates at least once per day. Now it's way easier to discover what particular change broke something, as the releases are way smaller. I attribute this more to how often I do the updates now VS before, and less to which OS you use. Same can be achieved with Debian Testing et al.