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I've found LTS releases of Ubuntu to be less prone to breakages when going LTS=>LTS vs LTS=>non-LTS=>LTS, but only slightly. That being said, the one time I've
by packetlost 2y ago
I've found LTS releases of Ubuntu to be less prone to breakages when going LTS=>LTS vs LTS=>non-LTS=>LTS, but only slightly.
That being said, the one time I've had critical bootloader broken to the point of looking at GRUB code was a simple `apt dist-upgrade` on a LTS release of Ubuntu 22.04, so there's that.
These days I think my preference is for immutable core + userspace package management or going all in on something like NixOS. I'd really love to see a distro that takes this approach to its logical conclusion using OverlayFS or something (but strictly not containers)