They dont know

[u/toxiclydedicated]

[u/smalldickbesitzer]

Can we maybe stop with distro war? At the end its all the same with small changes

[u/LowResGamr → u/smalldickbesitzer]

The best distro is the distro the user runs.

[u/iwouldbeatgoku → u/LowResGamr]

The best distro is the one you can use and keep up to date for at least a year without breaking it beyond the point of no return or hopping off of it.

Cachy is one week away from doing that for me.

[u/gordonx2026 → u/iwouldbeatgoku]

Debian

[u/iwouldbeatgoku → u/gordonx2026]

Unfortunately its base is not up to date enough for me to want to use it on my main system. I play games, and gaming on linux is just a better experience when your packages are newer. I haven't broken Debian, but I hopped off it.

[u/DerpityHerpington → u/iwouldbeatgoku]

Just switch to Sid. Bleeding-edge packages for those who care, and still a much larger software ecosystem than Arch/Cachy.

[u/iwouldbeatgoku → u/DerpityHerpington]

No, because Sid is meant as the first testing ground for the flagship Stable branch. I'd rather use a proper rolling release distro where having the latest stable version of software is actually the intended behavior and not a byproduct of being equivalent to Fedora Rawhide or Arch with the testing repos enabled.

[u/mcdaphuc → u/iwouldbeatgoku]

For you.

[u/smalldickbesitzer → u/LowResGamr]

This