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linuxmemes@lemmy.worldEnglish · 2 years ago

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Why? Bleeding edge has newer packages which are often needed when trying to play some new game. That’s why steam OS is now arch based when it used to be debian based. Too old packages
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    Ok thanks for the valuable input. I understood so much from this reply
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      not that I see any value in explaining anything…
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        But you saw value in replying?
        
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        what do you think?
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    Yes
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      indeed!

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