• XiJinpingStanAccount@lemmy.ml
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    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.

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      It’s the same for me for my Fedora install on my laptop, I installed version 38 when I got my laptop and now it’s on version 44, next week I’ll upgrade it to 45. It’s been rock solid, never had any issues with it.

  • Lettuce eat lettuce@lemmy.ml
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    Debian has become my favorite server OS. Some more specialized distros are great for specific use cases, but for 90% of my stuff, I just install Debian and chill.

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      it is. at least in the digital world. good chance it’s running the server you are receiving my message through

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    I surfed a few distros before landing on Debian. It solved (almost) all the issues I had with Linux. Debian for life.

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    3 days ago

    How does Debian do level and security updates? Are they generally a good pace but userland starts consistent?

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      They backport security updates to the existing software versions on stable, which causes the packages to be secure without introducing new behavior. Feature updates only occur with a new stable release I believe.