Good arguments! I don't disagree with them. But let's not forget security updates and let's not forget that a lot of IT work requires modern kernel features. De

Good arguments! I don't disagree with them. But let's not forget security updates and let's not forget that a lot of IT work requires modern kernel features. Deep learning is one of them I think (if I didn't misread a few articles extremely badly that is, which is very likely). The other is modern databases that need e.g. `io_uring`. I appreciate Debian for what it is, and I use it in VMs and containers. But for my own usage I prefer Arch (mostly Manjaro). Yes, even for servers. If you run a full system update at least once a week you will never stumble upon the possible problems of the rolling distro upgrades, by the way.