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As always, it will just take another decade until debian has figured it out.
by tuhgdetzhh 1y ago
As always, it will just take another decade until debian has figured it out.
- gtsop 1y agoI am in no rush. I like something being stable.
- bayindirh 1y agoConsidering I never had to reinstall a Debian system because it got bloated or broke one day, I can accept this slow-cooking approach. Even support them on this regard.
- JohnFen 1y agoYes, the slow-cooking approach is one of the main reasons why I prefer Debian.
- simoncion 1y agoGentoo Linux has quite a different approach than Debian [0] but after the first month or two (once my new-to-Linux ass figured out what it was doing) I've never had to reinstall any Gentoo system. [1] If you want what Debian provides, it's a poor choice for you... but -IME- it doesn't break on upgrade, unlike some Debian-derived distros I've tried in the past. [0] Something along the lines of "Always try to package exactly what's provided by upstream, try hard to get distro patches upstreamed, and try to have the latest available upstream release in the 'testing channel'.". [1] Well, I do have a machine that (aside from "side-loading" kernel updates from time to time) hasn't been updated in four years. While I'll try to update that one in the normal way, I'm probably going to need to reinstall.
- lousken 1y agoonce it's ready they'll push it, that's how it should be