62
Easiest distro for elderly parent
(lemmy.world)
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He's been on version 22 since I set it up back it February of this year. I don't think a new major version had come out since then. (I actually haven't thought to check) my plan was just to do a fresh install as needed for major updates, or when his current version stops receiving security updates since new features aren't really a concern for him.