From: nospam.Mike@f310.n229.z1.fidonet.org   
      
    LA> I feel the same way. I use Arch for a few years, I did enjoy it, but now   
    LA> using Debian. I would not normally suggest using Debian, but the with   
    LA> the newest version I could absolutely suggest it for most people now.   
    LA> I was not really into the rolling release with Arch, it was the AUR that   
    LA> attracted me. But with Flatpack getting much better, as well is   
    LA> discovering distrobox, I have filled the need with getting new packages.   
    LA> Its been 20 years since I moved to Linux, so if I really need to I am   
    LA> more comfortable building from source if need be.   
      
   Got'cha... There is to much other things in a day that need to get   
   accomplished, which is why I moved from Gentoo after a couple years into debian   
   base distros. I mainly use them only for servers, but recently purchased a mini   
   pc and setup PopOS.   
      
   PopOS as some may know is building their new cosmic desktop so they are lagging   
   behind in some areas. But I'm still getting updated packages via flatpak,   
   including Amiberry which required different dependencies if installing as a   
   .deb. This is where flatpak is nice, grant you I have some other issues in   
   terms of host-run support since it's running in a sandbox.   
      
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