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So basically you use Arch Linux? (: btw, I use openSUSE Tumbleweed - more stable rolling release and it's awesome. Never going back to regular release with pai
by oleg_antonyan 4y ago
So basically you use Arch Linux? (:
btw, I use openSUSE Tumbleweed - more stable rolling release and it's awesome. Never going back to regular release with painful major updates every few years
- kakwa_ 4y agoPersonally, I am using Debian Sid. The only somewhat painful part are the proprietary Nvidia drivers when a significant kernel upgrade occurs, but it's usually just a matter of selecting an older kernel in grub for a few days. Other than that, it's really up to date, and with an extensive choice of packages.
- luciusdomitius 4y agoNo offense, but how could possibly Debian Sid and the SUSE have more stable rolling release. For a rolling release you count on the default configuration working and both Debian and SUSE are a hell of customise scripts. I don't think it is technically possible for that to be working better.
- oleg_antonyan 4y agoThey have https://openqa.opensuse.org/ https://openqa.opensuse.org/ for automated testing