Re: Most stable platform to run Trinity on?

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On 2022-09-02 16:49:37 dep wrote:
> said J Leslie Turriff:
> | 	It looks like OpenSuSE has decided to deprecate Leap, their long-term
> | stable release, possibly in favour of Tumbleweed, their rolling release
> | (they're being very coy about what will replace Leap).  Trinity runs on
> | numerous other Linuxes; which would be best for someone like me who
> | values stability over gee-whiz features and eye-candy?
>
> I've had good success with the Ubuntu LTS releases. I typically upgrade
> once every two years, in the odd-numbered year, ie., next spring I'll
> upgrade to 2204-LTS. Generally they get the kinks worked out in a year.
> And if something goes really wrong and a release is crap, the version I'm
> using has several more years of support.
> --
> dep

	All right, thanks for your feedback.

Leslie
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