| ▲ | righthand 5 hours ago | |
> Distros are a bad use case for P2P anyway since you depend on upstream as soon as you start upgrading and installing packages. This is true for any distribution method not just p2p. You can even download a nightly through torrents so what does it matter how the data is transferred if it’s always going to require `apt update`? | ||
| ▲ | zenoprax 2 hours ago | parent [-] | |
Yeah, I just use the "netinstaller" ISOs since it's much smaller and never needs to be updated. If I had a need for air-gapped/offline installs I'd either download a larger ISO or just manually install packages from .deb as needed. | ||