I don't actually care about uncommon software stability on Debian. The hypervisor is Debian, so it runs very basic happy path software that always gets tested b

I don't actually care about uncommon software stability on Debian. The hypervisor is Debian, so it runs very basic happy path software that always gets tested by the Debian team (and/or Proxmox team) for upgrade problems, and then all of my crazy-ass software runs in containers/VMs which are simple to destroy/rebuild if necessary. The Proxmox team ensures that the hypervisor stuff works, and now I don't have to worry about a basic change to a nix file resulting in "Unknown entity flibblefrazzle" coming from some random place 18 levels deep in the bowels of the package system/os. It really got to the point where I was afraid to touch anything anymore. Now I can run an up-to-date Plex! And Chrome Remote Desktop! Without spending 3 whole weekends knee deep in nix guts!