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I feel called out
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Debian is sometimes frustratingly out of date for daily apps like the web browser. I'd rather recommend something with a bit more updates like Mint.
Use flatpack for those then?
Good point, flatpack wasn't widespread when I tried Debian as a workstation years ago.
Fuuuuck flatpack. Just run firefox nightly and you'll be fine. Release 118.0a1 for me at the moment.
My dad's PC has ESR with uBlock anyway, so whatever.