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"Stable" in its unchanging meaning is an all or nothing philosophy. If you are running on prerelease hardware you do not have a "stable" system. The are plenty
by ZiiS 4y ago
"Stable" in its unchanging meaning is an all or nothing philosophy. If you are running on prerelease hardware you do not have a "stable" system.
The are plenty of rolling (Arch) or certified (RHEL) systems that ensure you have a "stable" experience in its always works meaning.