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@MHS_Jenkins i'm thinking of installing debian testing, was on arch in the past, but to many bleedin updates every day. being blind debian testing may be a good choise? also a good middle ground between update frquency of updates and stability? please, don't get me started on f** snapps! I dispize them. they are squashfs filesystems mounted on boot and when say you run the firefox snap for the first time, it has to unsquashfs the file system it's why it takes a little time in launching. sorry about the rant! your thoughts on my progression path? why debian has all services start on install of a package I will never know.
in reply to Majid Hussain

I think your ideas are worth trying out. I'm not an expert but the joy of #FOSS operating systems is that we can learn what works for us in a low-cost way.
#foss
in reply to MHS_Jenkins

you could say that again, my setup, laptop, 8gb ram, 750 gb hdd intel i3 processer. toshiba l750 from 2011 so realllly loooong in the tooth, but money is tite, so it's what I have bet seckond hand machines would be better than my setup?? thoughts?
in reply to Majid Hussain

@Majid Hussain @MHS_Jenkins I'm on @Arch Linux :archlinux: and I have a friend who is on #debian testing. We sometimes compare what package updates we've received recently and I would say it's very similar. So choose what kind of packaging and related features do you like the most.