Before choosing your Linux system, you must understang that rolling releases and fixed-point releases do not behave the same: https://wirekat.com/regular-release-vs-rolling-release-which-linux-distribution-model-is-better/

"Solus is an unusually stable, unusually simple to use rolling release distribution. Everything is pretty straight forward, everything works (at the lower levels), everything installed and updated smoothly."
(But choose your desktop!)

a review of @Solus 4.7 and #Budgie 10.9 by @distrowatch: https://distrowatch.com/weekly.php?issue=20250310#solus

Solus origin: #Ireland
website location: California

I'm seeing some posts about issues with a new Linux kernel, so I'd like to say I'm really grateful for the bleeding-edge people who are working out all those kinks so that my cowardly Debian computer can be safe.

Godspeed you all. :)

I'm really considering switching from Pop!_OS to Arch/Garuda Linux. I need a newer version of GTK, but Pop!_OS is stuck on an older version, which is a blocker for me. I really like Arch/Garuda a lot—the rolling upgrades are a big advantage compared to being stuck on ancient versions of packages. That said, switching OSes is a huge commitment, looking at 1-3 days to get everything set up. I could take a day or two to write a script and let it do the work.

Ein Blick auf das "neue" Rolling Release von Siduction 2024.1.0 - Installation und Überblick

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ac1Yty6hXuA&t=3

Une petite expérience : un mois avec Tumbleweed et Siduction...

https://peertube.pcservice46.fr/videos/watch/f5eec572-7b25-4c81-82bd-7433b98266b7

September’s #Tumbleweed update is here! Major updates include #PostgreSQL 17, #Harfbuzz 10, #Linux Kernel 6.11, and more! Remember, Snapper has your back if any issues arise. #openSUSE #RollingRelease https://news.opensuse.org/2024/09/30/tw-monthly-update-september/

Angenommen du nutzt eine Rolling Release Distribution. Legst du Wert auf eine Versionierung?

Linux Mint, Ubuntu, and LMDE (Linux Mint Debian Edition) are three popular Linux distributions, each with its own unique characteristics, philosophies, and user bases.

https://linuxexpert.org/lmde-linux-mint-and-ubuntu/

#Slowroll had it's quarterly release yesterday. Find out when the next snapshots will arrive. #Linux #openSUSE #rollingrelease https://news.opensuse.org/2024/07/03/slowroll-set-for-a-quarter-of-updates/

Considerando el paso a una rolling release, relativamente sencilla de instalar, usar y mantener (por eso no pongo a Arch) , estable y que funcione bien con KDE Plasma ¿ cuál os gusta más ? La idea es un buen equilibrio entre estabilidad y novedad, pero que no requiera conocimientos muy avanzados.

Me llama la atención más la primera, pero tengo curiosidad por el resto.

Find out what the challenges are in making #Slowroll! Learn about the journey of creating a gradual #rollingrelease distribution at this #openSUSE Conference talk later this month. https://events.opensuse.org/conferences/oSC24/program/proposals/4334

Rhino Linux 2024.1: Revamped with community-driven goals, a fresh organizational structure, and featuring major updates from Ubuntu’s codebase.
https://linuxiac.com/rhino-linux-2024-1-goes-live-overcoming-challenges/

Looks like doing one `apt full-upgrade` to one of my #Devuan Ceres (unstable) machines safely "unclogged" the 200+ packages that had been held back for 2 months now with no apparent breakage anywhere else.

Guess it can be a useful trick (after analyzing carefully what in fact is being updated) despite my usual advice not to do it:

https://kzimmermann.0x.no/articles/running_debian_sid.html

Dank jüngster Ereignisse durfte ich ein openSUSE Tumbleweed Rolling Release wieder arbe^^^gaming-tauglich machen.

Welche Möglichkeiten bringt openSUSE Tumbleweed hier out-of-the-box mit?

Das erfahrt im kurzen Artikel zu
OpenSUSE Tumbleweed - von Fresh Install zu Gamingtauglich

https://holarse.de/news/opensuse_tumbleweed_von_fresh_install_zu_gamingtauglich

#opensuse #linux #linuxgaming #UpgradeToLinux @opensuse #rollingrelease #tumbleweed