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I’ve only been using Debian b as a daily driver and a home server for the past 4 months, but I love it. I had been on Ubuntu for years but ultimately turned aw
by loughnane 3y ago
I’ve only been using Debian b as a daily driver and a home server for the past 4 months, but I love it.
I had been on Ubuntu for years but ultimately turned away because of them pushing snap packages. Also I had been curious about Debian and wanted to give it a shot to see if it was too bare bones.
Most of the work I do is scientific python with a dash of web dev. The standard packages “just work” for most of my needs, and when I need to venture out for something like Signal or Slack, flatpak has me taken care of.
For projects I either use venv or docker, which feels cleaner to me anyway.
- kwk1 3y ago> Debian b Just FYI, although the Ubuntu version naming scheme lends itself to being abbreviated to a single letter, this isn't true for Debian: the last three releases were Bookworm, Bullseye, and Buster.
- checkyoursudo 3y agoAnd yet, saying you use Debian b could plausibly mean any of those anyway. Several of my servers are stuck on Debian b, and I am not 100% sure which b it is.