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if the author wants up-to-date packages, I wonder why they didn't move to debian testing

• treve 4y ago
  I also want something that's quite popular and has good support. I don't want to be tester, as it's my main work machine.
  • dylan604 4y ago
    Isn't there a difference between running latest stable vs testing yet still not being stale? I'm not using linux desktop as a daily driver, my linux use comes in CLI-only form, so I'm just not familiar with why something isn't receiving "good support" in this conversation yet is being actively worked on to even have "tester" as an option.
  • phoronixrly 4y ago
    Fedora is probably not your thing then. You'd just be a tester for Red Hat
  • imp0cat 4y ago
    It's quite stable actually, on par with Ubuntu. The stuff with rough edges is kept in the unstable repos.