You can, have all that with debian, but then you have to do the work.
I don't want to do the work if canonical can do it for me.
You can, have all that with debian, but then you have to do the work.
I don't want to do the work if canonical can do it for me.
So I'm not sure what you're talking about. Also, more up to date software, I'm quite certain my Debian Sid has more recent versions of everything compared to what Ubuntu has.
There is always somebody to say that in those kind of threads. Same as Vi is easy, try Manjaro, Nix, this latest implementation of LISP, that NoSQL db, this DSL, etc.
I used to give them the benefit of the doubt, spend some time testing the alternative the person talked about, came out disappointed, and wasted time.
Now I just trust numbers. When 100 people like you will tell me the same for 3 years, I will try.
Before that, I'll stay on what I know works.
Hence why I mostly run Linux on VMs nowadays, and Android/Linux.
I recently moved from Arch to Fedora and I have all the same up to date vanilla packages without having to do any real work.
I don't want to move out of ubuntu based distros, they get too many things right.
I'd rather try Elementary, Pop OS, Xubuntu, etc.