Stable? That's for horses!

Just read Welcome Home, Debian by Thoughts of Widdershins, and thought I could write a bit about my distro of choice. Believe it or not, but I am quite tech interested as well. You might also be able to tell that I'm more interested in the backend side of things based on how bare this page is. I've been runing Linux in some capacity for the last ten years, and I've run it singlehandedly for the last five. I've never been much of a distrohopper, I started with Mint, dabbled with Ubuntu, went full h4xor with Arch, went all the way with Gentoo, retreated back to Arch and I've stayed there. I don't even use arch for the reasons most people do. The title is a bit of a joke, I don't consider the applications on my computer to be more bleeding edge than my bank app on my phone. It's just the latest released versions. I also struggle with the whole minimalism thing. If I forget to update for a couple of months, it end's up being over a thousand packages that needs to be updated. Speaking of…

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