▲ | extraisland 8 days ago | |
I use Debian Stable on my laptop and workstation. Most packages you don't need newer versions. I don't need the latest version of Gnome or Gedit or whatever. I don't understand why people like the rigmarole of constantly updating their systems. The only things that come down the wire are security updates. Installer newer software can be managed. I use the following strategy: - For Discord / Slack / <something that needs to be the newest>. I can normally use Flatpak. - Use a third party repo. For Brave, Node and some other things. I use their repository. - Open source stuff. For smaller stuff that is easy to compile from source e.g. vim / neo-vim I just compile from source so I have the newest versions. - Python Apps / NPM tooling. I install them in my local user directory. - Docker is installed in rootless mode. |