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Absolutely. Keeping a testing or unstable chroot, explicitly for the purpose of running or developing bleeding edge versions of things without disturbing your
by loxias 3y ago
Absolutely. Keeping a testing or unstable chroot, explicitly for the purpose of running or developing bleeding edge versions of things without disturbing your real install, is a time honored tradition, decades old.
Many, many people do this (to such an extent that there's light tooling and sugar to make the experience easy), including me. :)
(is 29 when native comp comes in?)
- comfypotato 3y agoUh, I’m not sure. I’ve been compiling from source with native comp for a while, but I’ve definitely heard rumors that it’s getting bundled into the default configuration Mostly just a good example of an app that doesn’t run on older Debian setups. Thanks for clarifying!