Its funny how Debian is rock solid on its own, but there are several distros that claim to be based on Debian, but significantly better (without actually being better for even the most inexperienced users).
Which is the exact opposite of Arch, where there are several distros that make it actually usable for the average person (EOS user BTW).
Debian stable has the “issue” of having pretty old KDE Plasma and Gnome versions which still miss a lot of the great Wayland features like HDR support, proper VRR support on multi-monitor with different refreshrates or proper fractional scaling
just a heads up since some people actually were waiting for this to land on linux
(and you can’t update them via newer Flatpaks)
What Debian based distro with systemd and KDE but without snap could be recommended for use in offices, companies?
How about Debian?
Its funny how Debian is rock solid on its own, but there are several distros that claim to be based on Debian, but significantly better (without actually being better for even the most inexperienced users).
Which is the exact opposite of Arch, where there are several distros that make it actually usable for the average person (EOS user BTW).
Debian stable has the “issue” of having pretty old KDE Plasma and Gnome versions which still miss a lot of the great Wayland features like HDR support, proper VRR support on multi-monitor with different refreshrates or proper fractional scaling
just a heads up since some people actually were waiting for this to land on linux
(and you can’t update them via newer Flatpaks)
This is fair, but if you want those things then there are better options for you.
Endeavour and Tumbleweed come to mind.
Otherwise, wait a year or three for Debian to get them.
ETA: The request was for office use, so I believe many of those features wouldn’t be super important.
Thanks for the laugh
Debian testing or maybe Fedora (not Debian based)