I guess other thing Ubuntu One provides is kernal hot patching which I do not care about.
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- flatbield@beehaw.orgtoLinux@programming.dev•Is there a currently maintained AUR equivalent for Debian? MPR/Makedeb are unmaintainedEnglish3·24 days ago
- flatbield@beehaw.orgtoLinux@programming.dev•Is there a currently maintained AUR equivalent for Debian? MPR/Makedeb are unmaintainedEnglish2·24 days ago
I think Debian has a similar option though provided by a third party.
- flatbield@beehaw.orgtoLinux@programming.dev•Is there a currently maintained AUR equivalent for Debian? MPR/Makedeb are unmaintainedEnglish6·24 days ago
Yes I hate the snap for everything stuff.
Regarding security updates, are the missing ones critical? I have been ignoring ubuntu one.
- flatbield@beehaw.orgtoLinux@programming.dev•Is there a currently maintained AUR equivalent for Debian? MPR/Makedeb are unmaintainedEnglish82·24 days ago
One reason I use Debian is that the repo is so large most things are there. If they are not or what is there is too old I use primarily flatpak and appimage.
Curious what you do not like about Ubuntu? I admit I am not crazy about it these days but one reason we uٌse it for some systems is the supported software. We are at 24.04 and only uprgade every 4 years but it seems to work fine.
Individuals probably don’t care, but corporations do. So it depends.