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I wanted more up to date packages in the “stable” branch of updates and less kernel updates (I already have a debian laptop using testing or unstable packages). It’s fine. I’m just gonna yeet snap. I’m using it for ML and Data Science stuff for school work. I can easily explain Ubuntu to people.
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