How stable is Debian testing : r/debian - Reddit
2022年7月19日 · Debian testing is stable, more stable then ubuntu ever was probably.and reasonably fresh. Now I go with unpopular opinion I know that is the debian subredit. But if you are the from the newest version chasers tribe you probably would fill better on tumbleweed.
Fedora vs Debian Testing : r/linuxmasterrace - Reddit
2022年3月4日 · There are a lot of thing to consider I think your dilema between fedora and debian testing is a bit misplaced considering your use case, games and everyday stuff. It 's more a dilema for someone more concerned about the linux ecosystem, stuff like keep up with foss software and staying close to mainline professional distos like debian and red hat.
Debian stable or testing for daily use? : r/debian - Reddit
Debian Buster will be released soon some time next year. I don't really want to reinstall the entire OS again within the next year or so. As such, I've been contemplating using debian testing as of late. I just need some experiential responses from those who are …
Is Debian Testing great for daily driver? : r/debian - Reddit
Generally Debian is for advanced user but simpler than Arch. if you don't want lose your time try Linux mint. for installing Debian testing just download the weekly non free images dvd (no live). with debian mate you will see the difference frome other slow distro
Is Debian Testing usable as a daily driver? : r/debian - Reddit
Debian Testing lags with security updates. Stable and Sid get them first, so if you believe that receiving security updates in timely manner is important to you, you should probably skip Testing. Reply reply
Is Debian Testing worth over Arch Linux? : r/debian - Reddit
Debian testing seems to be the best alternative right now; packages are pretty up-to-date and stable too. Moreover, I have more availability of binary packages than I do in Arch where more often I need to compile a package from AUR which is pain due to my underpowered laptop.
Debian Testing and me: experiences about problems in debian …
2021年8月1日 · Using Debian testing right now coming from Solus myself. I really enjoy the debian ecosystem. I am on Gnome, too. Debian is running on Thinkpad T450s and an i7 10700k RX5700XT workstation. I will closely read your experience before switching my /apt/sources to new testing once bullseye becomes the new stable.
Why use Debian testing instead unstable? : r/debian - Reddit
2022年11月7日 · Debian was never meant to be used this way, and I don't consider Testing/Unstable to be "rolling-release". It's really more for Debian developers, than for normal users, in reality. And I've also seen a lot of people hesitant to help out Testing and Unstable users for this reason as well.
Debian Testing vs Arch : r/archlinux - Reddit
The reason why a lot of people use Arch over Debian Testing is probably just popularity, since Arch is widely regarded as THE bleeding edge distro, and Debian is seen as the exact opposite, plus Arch gives you bragging rights, which might make it a more attractive option, given that the objective benefits are nearly identical, save for stability.
Debian testing - is it really that much worse than Ubuntu?
2021年9月23日 · And based on Firefox, the one package I like pulling from sid even though I'm always running Debian stable, it takes quite a while before testing and sid realy become rolling again after a release. IMO, if you truly aren't happy with old package versions, you should be running a distro that is meant to be run that way by end users, like Arch or ...