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I've had that with a Debian desktop (for over a decade). My current OS on my laptop is Ubuntu, which I also installed a decade ago. Though something went really
by atleta 4y ago
I've had that with a Debian desktop (for over a decade). My current OS on my laptop is Ubuntu, which I also installed a decade ago. Though something went really wrong with an upgrade about 5 years ago, so I had to reinstall. (Keeping all the data, of course.)
The only problem (with both debian and ubuntu) is that these old installs tend to drift from what a fresh install would be. And that the GNOME guys keep removing features I use with every release and then it takes a few months (sometimes a year) until someone adds it back as an extension (which will be broken with the next release, for sure).
- krzyk 4y agoI have it with Debian testing/unstable on my laptop, I think it has about 15 years now. Most stable system. I have also Ubuntu laptop from work, freezes constantly. I switched laptops 3 or 4 times and HDD to ssd and another bigger sad with copying while system and just enlarging partitions. The only issue I have right now is lack of legacy boot on newer laptops, not sure how to UEFI my disk.