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Anonymous No.105983342 [Report] >>105984913 >>105985704 >>105985759 >>105986003 >>105987442 >>105987496
>use Debian stable
>only buy new hardware when new stable is released
>never breaks and stops you from consumerism
it is that simple
Anonymous No.105984913 [Report]
>>105983342 (OP)
I'd go further. Target 10 years on your hardware, with maybe a GPU upgrade along the way if absolutely necessary. No reason for anything more.
Anonymous No.105985704 [Report]
>>105983342 (OP)
being two releases behind on every app sucks though
Anonymous No.105985759 [Report]
>>105983342 (OP)
I do this. I've had my current PC for about 11 years so with the 13 release I'll buy a new thinkpad and be good for another 10 or so years.
Anonymous No.105985828 [Report]
I use artix and I update daily and it never breaks. If it ever did break I would just chroot into my install and rollback whatever package is giving me issues. I trust the maintainers and read the forums often
Anonymous No.105986003 [Report]
>>105983342 (OP)
>use Debian stable
>buy new hardware when new stable is released
>realise that new hardware doesn't work on stable
>end up running Fedora or Arch
Anonymous No.105987442 [Report]
>>105983342 (OP)
for me? it's oldstable-security
Anonymous No.105987496 [Report]
>>105983342 (OP)
>no Ian
I prefer Devuan