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> Just a normal update that I do many times per week. [...] At this point, using GNU/Linux is more like a second job, and I was so stoked when this was not a ca
by neilv 2y ago
> Just a normal update that I do many times per week. [...] At this point, using GNU/Linux is more like a second job, and I was so stoked when this was not a case anymore in the past. This is why I feel like the last 10 years were a regression disguised as progress.
But the author already knows the solution...
> My best memories were always with Debian. Just pure Debian always proved to be the most stable system. I never had issue or system breaking after an update. I can't say the same for Fedora.
You've always had the power... tap your heels together three times, and just install Debian Stable.
- kelnos 2y agoHell, these days I switch from Debian stable to testing around 6 months after each stable release, and I still have fewer issues than I've had with most other distros in the past.