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It's quite easy to run Debian unstable (sid) if you want a more risky approach to having the newest of every package.
by walrus01 2y ago
It's quite easy to run Debian unstable (sid) if you want a more risky approach to having the newest of every package.
- cess11 2y agoCommonly these days you can also add specific repos for the things you want to be more on the edge. Then there are some tools one might install manually, at the moment I remember doing it with fzf.
- sgarland 2y agoYep, I do this for a few tools. Though apt-key deprecation still hasn’t been universally accepted, so that’s always a minor annoyance to deal with.
- presbyterian 2y agoFlatpak is also a great option for apps you might want to be more up-to-date than Debian provides in their package manager.