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I feel like that just means you run very old software. If that's fine with you then that's a good solution. But I rather actually get software updates in a reas

I feel like that just means you run very old software. If that's fine with you then that's a good solution. But I rather actually get software updates in a reasonable time.

ekianjo 1y ago
Debian is not just Debian stable. There is testing and unstable that have much more recent packages. And even on stable you can get by with Flatpak for a lot of things.
- panick21_ 1y ago
  Ok, then that removes the major reason for using Debian in the first place and you end up with something less stable.
  - ekianjo 1y ago
    That's just in the name but in practice it's not like things break every other day