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Unstable over testing? Really? Why? :-) I've been running stretch on a lenovo carbon x1 for the last 2 years and it's been one of the first problem-free experi

• vacri 9y ago
  I've been running debian on an x1 carbon as well (gen 3). I was impressed that it 'just worked' to the point that I even got an inbuilt wireless modem, popped the SIM card in, and the only bit of configuration I had to do was, literally, choosing which of my ISP's APNs to connect to.
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• progval 9y ago
  It takes security fixes a few days to get from unstable to testing.
• brusch64 9y ago
  Some years back I was using testing. It was the year they changed over from Gnome 2 to Gnome 3. I couldn't use the stable release because my mainboard and cpu wasn't supported. Boy, was this a hard process. It took some months until my system worked without GDM crashes. After that I changed over to Arch and been a happy Arch-er since than. I wouldn't recommend running testing. I've heard that unstable is more like Arch linux and the rolling release model of Arch Linux works very well for me.