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It's not, it's just different. You mostly get newer stuff and more breakage.
by imp0cat 2y ago
It's not, it's just different. You mostly get newer stuff and more breakage.
- mr_mitm 2y agoSo it's like Debian Unstable?
- imp0cat 2y agoA bit, but it feels a lot more alien. If you're moving through the Debian/Ubuntu family, the base system is quite similar, apt is always there for you etc... . In Fedora, it's different.
- resource_waste 2y ago> more breakage. NO! STOP! Seriously, don't spread rumors. Debian "Stable" has bugs and issues that up-to-date distros have solved. The word "Stable" has 0 correlation with bug-free. It is entirely meaning "outdated/old" and used for bug consistency, not OS stability.