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> Debian packages are ancient ever used backports? no need to go to sid. Flatpack/Appimage/Compile from source for the rest (on my debian machine it's just kic
by monegator 19d ago
> Debian packages are ancient
ever used backports? no need to go to sid. Flatpack/Appimage/Compile from source for the rest (on my debian machine it's just kicad that is not installed from APT, well and the couple of softwares that don't do deb)
Firmwares, that's another story, i have fedora on the laptop for that.
> The problem comes when you have to use proprietary software made by incompetent vendors, and that only works in Ubuntu
If i want to do FPGA development, either ubuntu or a distro old enough to package JDK 11 (sigh) and X. not XWayland. Debian 11 was the last one to have JDK 11 i think (talk about ancient..)
Needless to say FPGA is done on the windows machine these days.