Bill Cypher on Nostr: I'm finding Ubuntu Long Term Stable to be a bit lacking in the Stable part lately. ...
I'm finding Ubuntu Long Term Stable to be a bit lacking in the Stable part lately. Thinking about switching and decided to #asknostr what #linux distros are recommended these days.
Debian seems like the obvious transition. What else is there? I want to be able to tinker when I want to tinker but I also want it to just keep working the way I left it in between uses. Ubuntu has been too crashy. I've been a linux user for decades so I'm not interested in a full grandma safe hand hold first time away from windows distro.
Lots of forum posts equals solid LLM help for my tinkering, so size of userbase is being considered.
Debian seems like the obvious transition. What else is there? I want to be able to tinker when I want to tinker but I also want it to just keep working the way I left it in between uses. Ubuntu has been too crashy. I've been a linux user for decades so I'm not interested in a full grandma safe hand hold first time away from windows distro.
Lots of forum posts equals solid LLM help for my tinkering, so size of userbase is being considered.