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Regarding Linux distributions, I personally find that Ubuntu LTS occupies that sweet middle-ground between bleeding edge and stable software. I find RHEL is too
by Anthony-G 4y ago
Regarding Linux distributions, I personally find that Ubuntu LTS occupies that sweet middle-ground between bleeding edge and stable software. I find RHEL is too stable (old) and I’d prefer any of Fedora, Debian stable or Debian testing to RHEL (haven’t used anything else).
> no one wants to be stuck with a 2 year old browser that only gets backported security patches
Most people I know – both technical and non-technical alike – would be quite happy with a browser that only gets non-security updates every year or so. The non-technical users tend not to care about new features. And almost nobody likes UI changes (that often aren’t objectively better, easier or more intuitive than the previous version). I now install Firefox ESR on the few PCs that I manage for end-users and it has been better for everyone.