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I think if you're finding debian too slow you're probably not valuing stability to the same level. That's not a problem with debian, that's just a mismatch in
by fjfuvucucuc 3y ago
I think if you're finding debian too slow you're probably not valuing stability to the same level.
That's not a problem with debian, that's just a mismatch in needs, you're probably better off with a "less" stable operating system.
- znpy 3y ago> That's not a problem with debian, that's just a mismatch in needs, you're probably better off with a "less" stable operating system. I'll be honest, i haven't had any stability issues with Fedora either, and i've been upgrading as often as i would with Debian. And in both cases, i'm using fairly old and known hardware (years old thinkpads, the T440 and the X270).
- fjfuvucucuc 3y agoOk, and when google starts deploying Gmail to old t440s running fedora I'll tell them the reliability "just as good as debian".