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Not excited and actually not updating right now, but for a desktop install I do see people going every upgrade. Speaking couch laptop here, I usually upgrade wh
by wink 4y ago
Not excited and actually not updating right now, but for a desktop install I do see people going every upgrade. Speaking couch laptop here, I usually upgrade when the new LTS release is out, sticking out the full 4-5 years on a desktop is a thing I only know from universities and corps.
I personally mostly stick to LTS and then add any package via nixpkgs where I either want the absolute latest version or want some sort of decoupling from the distro package manager but still not build on my own.
- warner25 4y agoYeah, this is about what I was thinking; not that most users would go the full five years without upgrading, but that they could, and that every two or three years with a new LTS release would be what most non-Fedora, non-Arch, desktop users would want.