How does Debian do level and security updates? Are they generally a good pace but userland starts consistent?
Debian is honestly goated. Like I love me a nice boring stable distro that just keeps on chugging. I have done such crazy stuff to Debian and it just refuses to care. It’s like a nokia phone that got run over by a car and still works.
Debian is basically exactly what I want out of a daily driver. Everything is exactly where I expect it to be every time I go to use it, nothing ever breaks because of a regular update, and it’s not like I can’t just go get the flatpack if I absolutely need the most recent features on an app.
Debian is also perfectly capable of running more bleeding edge stuff if you really wanna do it. I built niri from source on it. Works great.
I picked Debian with absolutely no knowledge of Linux, have yet to switch or try other distros, it’s been well over two years now.
Also Debian user remembering the last official release:
I always looked at their pace as a feature, not a bug.
Some features are just bloat.
sidexists you fucking dorks.Debian the foundation of the modern world. Or at least we wish it was.
it is. at least in the digital world. good chance it’s running the server you are receiving my message through
*Debain
