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Reminder: System76 is not to be trusted
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Yeah but more people run a release on a wider range of hardware do the alphas and betas. While your right about the impression it makes, it really boils down to how quickly things are fixed.
Hardware/driver bugs are one thing, but COSMIC has plenty of purely software/logical bugs discoverable on any hardware.
I can't speak to that as I've never used it. I see no reason to change from Plasma.