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Is my apt bugged?
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I've been using Debian Unstable for about one year since I wanted Plasma 6 so bad. Even after Trixie came out I didn't switch back to Stable because it runs good and gets frequent updates.
The experience was actually quite smooth, better than what my friend has with Kubuntu, which for every distro update has a 50% chance of breaking
I once tried to backport a package on Debian stable because I really wanted to run xwayland-satellite on Niri and I ended up breaking the system. I was using stable debian as-is since then, before switching to Arch.