alfista;662595 Wrote: > Quoted from Mint Debian home page: > > Cons: > > Although it's using Romeo for unstable packages, LMDE continuously > changes as it receives updates and new software. Compared to a frozen > version of Linux Mint which changes very little once it's publicly > released, it's not as stable. Things are likely to break more often but > fixes can also come quicker. For this reason, LMDE requires a deeper > knowledge and experience with Linux, dpkg and APT. > Debian is a less user-friendly/desktop-ready base than Ubuntu. > Expect some rough edges. > > Chosing the right distribution is a daunting task, I know, but in most > cases SBS seems happy to run on any of them. I understand that LMDE isn't static, but I hadn't expected SBS to be completely incompatible with what appears to be a widely used version.
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