• grue@lemmy.world
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    4 hours ago

    What’s a better alternative that uses apt and KDE and has relatively up-to-date packages (other than Debian testing)?

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          46 minutes ago

          Fair enough.

          There’s also Pop and Mint, though I don’t know if their update model differs from Ubuntu at all.

          But if you’re already familiar with Debian, why not use it? It’s widely recommended for a reason, it’s hard to beat.

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      Fedora offers apt. AFAIK not by default, so it has to be installed via dnf first but then it’s available.

      It’s been like that for years.