Bleeding edge distro

>>61672755
I picked Arch in 2015 and haven't changed it since.

Enjoy your bugs.

>>61672773
The point is, I'm using Arch on my desktop and am distro hopping in my laptop. I wanted to try a new bleeding edge distro.

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>>61672755
void

>>61672755

Bleeding edge sucks. Stable is more more comfy. Just avoid hardware that's not supported by stable yet.

Had to install a backport kernel on Debian once for hardware support. Never again...

>>61672755
KDE Neon is quite nice

>>61672755
>What bleeding edge GNU/Linux distro is your favorite?
None. I need a stable system for work and can't afford any downtime.

>>61672953
Good luck then. I hope you find some decent distro out there that isn't arch.

>>61673428

Did you just accidentally place arch into the "decent distro" collection?

>>61672755
I use expect scripts to fetch the latest releases from FTP and compile them myself
my dude

>>61673282
This.
Rolling releases are meme (at least at the moment)

>>61673282
>>61673355
>running rolling release bleeding edge distro
>0s downtime
maybe the problem is you

Hereby I thank Arch Linux for making rolling release a meme and destroying all hope that stable bleeding edge distros like Gentoo would ever catch on.

>>61672755
LFS-dev + direct git checkout when available, mainline kernel from kernel.org

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>>61672755
One distro to rule them all.

>>61676227
fekkin kek
long live debian