Siduction has been around for years and I thought it was quite well-known. It is a distro built around Sid with specific adaptations for being an unstable, rol

Siduction has been around for years and I thought it was quite well-known. It is a distro built around Sid with specific adaptations for being an unstable, rolling-release Debian. So, for example, because Sid is unstable by name and by nature, sometimes, updates will break things. Sid offers snapshots and rollback (based on openSUSE's Snapper) so if an update does prove defective, you can revert to an older system state. I reviewed it here: https://www.theregister.com/2023/01/05/siduction_2022_1/ https://www.theregister.com/2023/01/05/siduction_2022_1/