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this post was submitted on 13 Nov 2023
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Debian is okay, but needs a very manual setup. I would add automatic updates, removal of many bloat preinstalled apps, autoremove, adding nala and fish, etc.
It has automatic updates… at least with gnome software.
Automatic as in "no user interaction required"? Also gnome software uses packagekit, which makes updates less stable and slower.
I dont need any confirmation dialog. A system has to either:
Or a Laptop or so also has to listen to battery state and unmetered network.
Unmetered network is hard though, as its not a phone with cell Data but its always wifi, simply in case of a phone hotspot not unmetered. This is not recognized currently afaik, so all networks are set as unmetered and autoupdates would eat your cell data.