>build new PC
>install Debian
>missing firmware for graphics card
>hardware is too new for Debian stable
>have to wait almost 2 years to return to Debian
>pic rel
>build new PC. >install Debian. >missing firmware for graphics card. >hardware is too new for Debian stable
new hardware is always shit even when it is supported because of no fixes yet
>linux filters consoooomer morons
based?
>Being a poor is based.
I really wish IQfy had a subscription fee so we you filter out 3rd worlders.
>I really wish
I bet you wish your axe wound could be a functioning vegana too.
rich people are rich because they don't spend money on worthless things like new CPU every 2 years
>install OS made 500 years ago for hardware made 5 months ago
install gentoo
in 500 years, there will still be Debian 6 installs running faithfully
coal won't last 500 years and nuclear power is le bad mkay, so no it literally will not
>nuclear power is le bad
>what is testing
>what are backports
I don't want to make FrankenDebian. I'll run Void for a while, until Bookworm is out. Once on Bookworm, this machine will run Debian stable until it dies.
backports dont make franken debs
not to mention, nothing wrong with a testing franken deb
>gaming desktop
>using debian stable instead of testing/sid
play stupid games win stupid prizes
I'm not gayming, moron.
Buying lowest end of current gen is consoomer apparently
>Buying lowest end of current gen is consoomer apparently
On IQfy it is. Most people here are non-whites that pull their computers out of e-waste piles. Having anything current gen makes them seethe sonce it means you're probably not on wellfare
>Buys new hardware without researching if Linux works on it
Ftfy
Imagine having to check whether or not your OS is going to shit itself before buying any piece of hardware.
Couldn't be me brah
1 distro doesn't have support for new hardware on one of its channels. The other channels do, and other distros do. But sure...Linux bad. Coping morons
>buys njudea
>gets btfo
Sad! Many such cases.
Don't you have to update your kernel before you can install a new amd gpu because the driver is already in the kernel? I know that it's best practice to run Nvidia GPUs on an lts kernel just because you would have to reinstall the driver every time you upgrade your distro to a new one.
Just use Debian Testing.
I use Devuan Testing and it works perfectly...
on my machine
I want stability tho. I'm prone to updooting if I can. I just need a system I can't updoot to stay sane