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Over the years, I've had too many issues with Unstable breaking when I needed it most (generally something work-related). As a home/hobbyist system, it's probab
by cgh 14y ago
Over the years, I've had too many issues with Unstable breaking when I needed it most (generally something work-related). As a home/hobbyist system, it's probably fine though.
The article's mention of this Tumbleweed distribution is interesting - a stable, non-breaking core, with up-to-date applications. In fact, achieving that sweet spot is why I migrated to OS X some years ago. I'm going to check it out.
- ithcy2 14y ago> I've had too many issues with Unstable breaking So what you're saying is the distribution called Unstable is somewhat... unstable at times?
- qznc 14y agoIn reaction to this article I googled around and found SolusOS. Building on Debian stable, adding convenient non-free stuff (drivers, flash, etc.) and fresh apps (e.g. current Firefox). I'm currently preparing the install disk, so no real experience so far, but the reviews are good. http://solusos.com/ http://solusos.com/