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Debian is fine but their kernels are so old if you have any new hardware it can be clunky and you have to fiddle with backports of the bleeding edge version
by cr125rider 6mo ago
Debian is fine but their kernels are so old if you have any new hardware it can be clunky and you have to fiddle with backports of the bleeding edge version
- foresto 6mo ago1. Enable Backports. 2. Install the kernel from Backports. I don't think of such a simple process as "fiddling", but to each his own I guess.