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Sure. If you run rolling releases, you get new bugs and new fixes as they come out. If you run a stable distro, you get the same bugs for the whole release.
by doubled112 3y ago
Sure. If you run rolling releases, you get new bugs and new fixes as they come out.
If you run a stable distro, you get the same bugs for the whole release.
There's merit to both strategies. I use Debian on everything I can, but that's not necessarily what I'd recommend everybody use.
- johnny22 3y agoor the middle ground of something like fedora where they update many packages during the release cycle.
- pyrophane 3y agoI wasn't referring specifically to rolling vs fixed release distros, and more just generally about the state of Nvidia's drivers on Wayland. Most distros still fallback to X11 with Nvidia because the Nvidia+Wayland still feels very much like a WIP.