Hello, >>>> The reasons I chose them is that Debian is considered a stable and >>>> reliable OS (the policy of the OS is not to include as many and as much >>>> quickly as possible new features), and that it has a large and dependable >>>> >>>>community. >>>>Debian stable release(currently 11 bullseye) is the most stable distro as >>>>It's tested by not only it's maintainers but >>>>Also by its downstream maintainers for >>>>Offshoot distros(which include both commercial and community) and their >>>>users as well >>>> >>>>It has some strict policies for being stable including seperation of free >>>>and non-free software, source only uploads, >>>>Reproducible builds of packages. >>>> >>>>Debian maintainers are highly Experienced. Some of the package maintainers >>>>are also upstream authors >>>> >>>>Most software is tested on Debian/Debian based distros (manual or CI). >>>>Which makes it even more robust in practice. Eg. Android. Indeed Debian >>>>Linux kernel is the most used kernel of all distros (including kernel.org >>>>>>>>source builds). >>>> >>>>Debian community is very large in that you get 24hrs support as its >>>>community is wide spread across the world and so are security patches
Sure you know it but just mention this link: https://www.debian.org/intro/why_debian https://wiki.debian.org/WhyDebian Regards, Thierry
