The maintenance is too high.
acquired knowledge spotted
The maintenance is too high.
acquired knowledge spotted
I will let you on a little secret.
The best “support” you can get is support from upstreams directly (I’m involved in both sides of that equation). But upstreams will often only “support” you when you 1. run the latest stable version 2. the upstream source code wasn’t patched willy-nilly by the packager (your distro).
So the best desktop linux experience comes with using rolling distro that gives you such packages, with Arch being the most prominent example.
The acquired knowledge that argues stability and tells you otherwise is a meme.
Keep (Neo)Vim out of this.
sublemmy
Lemmy communities. Mbin/kbin magazines.
If you’re not into tiling, install openbox and a panel of your choosing. You will quickly find that you don’t need a DE at all.