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Debian 12 “Bookworm” Is Out as the Best Release to Date(linuxiac.com)

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May be a repost, but I’m just trying out posting to the Linux group…

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Lengsel@lemmy.ca
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Debian stable is irrelevent or pointless. Only Debian testing branch is worth something.

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I quite like testing, I agree that for desktop use it’s fantastic, but stable has been a real balm when it comes to servers. I don’t need the latest bleeding-edge Apache or w/e, I need solidity.

I expect if I were running a computer lab or something, I’d also run stable, just because in large numbers, small problems become big problems.

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