I don’t use Debian on work machines. It packages much of the software I use a year out of date!
Rolling release is essential for me to use a system as my own. I acknowledge that Debian may be better for servers. Although, if you’re a reproducibility and servers person, why not use NixOS?
As a side note, I do not use Arch. I use Artix because I prefer OpenRC over systemd.
Yes. It misses features I depend on, forcing me to compile things. I’m not a Gentoo user. I only compile mesa because my hardware is obscure garbage and I need weird feature flags. I try to avoid other compilation, given that my main PC is almost two decades old. The other one is old enough to drink.
I don’t use Debian on work machines. It packages much of the software I use a year out of date!
Rolling release is essential for me to use a system as my own. I acknowledge that Debian may be better for servers. Although, if you’re a reproducibility and servers person, why not use NixOS?
As a side note, I do not use Arch. I use Artix because I prefer OpenRC over systemd.
As a Debian user: That’s supposed to be an issue?
Yes. It misses features I depend on, forcing me to compile things. I’m not a Gentoo user. I only compile mesa because my hardware is obscure garbage and I need weird feature flags. I try to avoid other compilation, given that my main PC is almost two decades old. The other one is old enough to drink.