Subj : Re: For you SBBS Sysops o
To : Dumas Walker
From : Gamgee
Date : Fri Jun 28 2024 09:30 pm
-=> Dumas Walker wrote to GAMGEE <=-
> ne> Ubuntu, it just works. Everyone should use it.
> Well.... it works for some. Certainly not everyone. :-)
DW> Ubuntu worked fine here, until I tried to upgrade to the next release.
DW> Any time I have tried to upgrade to the next release, on any machine,
DW> it bricks the machine until I freshly install something else on it
DW> (usually Debian).
Interesting - I haven't heard of that happening. I've not used Ubuntu for
more than a few minutes at a time, and not long enough to upgrade it.
DW> Debian, the distro that Ubuntu is derived from, does not give me that
DW> issue. It just works. Devuan, another Debian derivative, also does
DW> not give me that issue (although I have found on some hardware it is
DW> better to install it as a cli-only OS).
I need to give that Devuan a look one of these days. Debian without 'systemd',
sounds like a winner. I've been a Slackware user for a couple of decades, and
still am, mostly; although I'm starting to use MX Linux on a few machines,
including this new Framework laptop I'm on now. Really like it a lot, it's
another Debian descendant without systemd.
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