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How to install Debian Testing... and why you might not want to

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Linux@lemmy.mlEnglish · 18 days ago

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Debian Testing is a great way to try out Debian and provide feedback to the project. But it's not a rolling release Linux distro. Although some successfully use it like one. In today's video, I'll ...

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finally someone saying you shouldn’t daily drive debian testing

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