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It seems that it's not based on Ubuntu 17.04, pity.
Yeah, that cost them a donation before Christmas.
It's still solid, but as a developer, I would really appreciate a little less hunting for recent versions of everything.
Yeah, that cost them a donation before Christmas.
It's still solid, but as a developer, I would really appreciate a little less hunting for recent versions of everything.
Maybe a rolling release distro then, I updated to Plasma 5.10 this morning on Gentoo, though I imagine Arch will be just as up to date
Maybe a rolling release distro then, I updated to Plasma 5.10 this morning on Gentoo, though I imagine Arch will be just as up to date
Personally, I don't need a rolling release, I don't need to be on the bleeding edge. I'd be ok with regular Ubuntu releases, which are already conservative, but LTS is really ancient stuff.
molecule-eye There's no PPA that offers a solid recent kernel, for example. Just unsupported, experimental stuff
molecule-eye There's no PPA that offers a solid recent kernel, for example. Just unsupported, experimental stuff
This is something that I would like as well, a the moment I just manually install the latest kernels on my home machine from the ubuntu mainline kernel ppa
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