maybe on some public displays,
but those surely wont update to such a new kernel for a long time

ive seen it a few times on those screens that buses here have, that shows the next stations on the route.

but never on any of my computers

(im refering to those old ‘kernel panic’ messages)

👍

probably wont be the name for long anyway.

aparently F5 Networks. owns a trademark for nginx.

what does half stable mean?
stable os with fresh applications?

if thats what you are looking for,
maybe debian with flatpacks for fresher softwares?

or if you also dont like flatpack, maybe
debian with nix

i honestly havent noticed a diffrence since i switched to a flatpack heavy distro (normal fedora to silverblue)

i was confused for way to long, trying to figure out
why a pilot would investigate a github alternative.

im an idiot 😂😂😂

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i always use:

• KDE
• yakuake
• kate
• vlc
• fishshell
• gparted
• firefox

no matter what the default might be

ive had supprisingly little issues with flatpaks.

i have been running silverblue for about half a year now, and rely heavily on them.

i can remember 3 distinct issues:

vs code commandlines start in the sandbox, which needs a workarround (rather understandable)

either the fedora, or the flathub build of firefox didnt come with some video codec, OpenH264 i think. switching to the other build fixed it (imo more a licensing issue with the codec than a flatpak problem)

on rare occasions (about once every 3 month)
steam behaves weirdly, and refuses to start until i update the flatpak.

other than that, it has been a smoth ride.

im of course not a lawyer,
but id expect that there might be a diffrence between stuff breaking or not working as expected, and what sounds like intentional sabotage

i settled on fedora kde a few years ago(altho i recently switched to fedora silverblue kde)
imo a nice middleground.

if you are intrested in immutable distros, i can recommend silverblue (not as drastic of a change compared to nixos)

if you are intrested in nixos package management, you might want to try out the nix package manager on your current distro.

an intresting way to get the fresh but stable system you want is to,
install some rock solid distro like debian,
and then use the nix package manager and/or flatpacks to get the fresh software you want.

i avoided flatpacks before.
but now that i tried out silverblue and had to rely heavily on them,
i have to admit that flatpacks are not nearly as bad as i thought.

the only issues i encountered are with steam (might not start propperly on first launch)
and with ides(terminal starts inside the sandbox)

other than that it works great.

there are ways to speed up dnf.

id try adding:
max_parallel_downloads=10
and
fastestmirror=true
to your
/etc/dnf/dnf.conf

before you distro hop.

kinda goofy that its not the default tho.

EDIT: since its more about search, maybe try adding
metadata_expire=2d
aswell

Guess they really wanted to be the Reddit of Linux