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Not sure. Often I'd rather have a distro that breaks a little more often, but is easier to understand and fix when it breaks, than one that's a little more test
by lmm 3y ago
Not sure. Often I'd rather have a distro that breaks a little more often, but is easier to understand and fix when it breaks, than one that's a little more tested but changes more often and is less well documented. If I wanted a polished product, and didn't care about fixing it myself, I wouldn't be using Linux in the first place.
- shiroiuma 3y ago> If I wanted a polished product, and didn't care about fixing it myself, I wouldn't be using Linux in the first place. Then what would you be using? Windows certainly isn't a "polished product", and from all the problems I've read with people using Macs, MacOS doesn't seem to be either.