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Truly a 'current' Debian Stable If you can excuse the choice of LTS kernel in Debian Stable owing to its release cycle. Debian 13 is more recent or neck-and-ne
by letter_mg 1y ago
Truly a 'current' Debian Stable
If you can excuse the choice of LTS kernel in Debian Stable owing to its release cycle. Debian 13 is more recent or neck-and-neck with many regular release distributions, like Ubuntu 25.04 (Plucky Puffin) or Fedora Linux 42, for example.