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Yeah, and what happens when every now and then upstream changes break your config? Like when Debian removed systemd-resolved, breaking mDNS.
by meindnoch 3mo ago
Yeah, and what happens when every now and then upstream changes break your config? Like when Debian removed systemd-resolved, breaking mDNS.
- rcxdude 3mo agoThen you spend a bit of time fixing it. With the right stack, these things are rare and not often difficult to resolve.
- al_borland 3mo agoI think the point was to plan the upgrades for when you’ll have time to fix it if it breaks. If it’s updating daily, then it will break randomly. These things always feel like they happen at the worst time. Even if it’s not difficult, it can still be extremely inconvenient.
- szszrk 3mo agoIt breaks. So you fix it and go back to previous mode. I'm not sure what's here to talk about. Things break. We don't have to overthink this. But if you want more predictability, stable distros exist.