What exactly is the point of rolling release? My pc (well, the cpu) is 15 years old, I dont need bleeding edge updates. Or is it for security ?
What exactly is the point of rolling release? My pc (well, the cpu) is 15 years old, I dont need bleeding edge updates. Or is it for security ?
They are cool cos you get to say “btw I use <insert-distro-name>”.
Also, one big advantage is the end of big disruptive updates - e.g. the one from Win10 to Win11.
You don’t have to live on the edge either. Arch for example has an LTS version.
Interesting. I did not know Arch had an LTS version.
It has an LTS kernel. Not a separate version. This does not make everything LTS. This is very different from LTS distros.
Ah. Not as interesting then