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by nelgaard
2360 days ago
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That is exactly what I do not like about systems such a Chrome OS and Windows. I want the choice about upgrading the kernel. The Linux kernel is quite good about not breaking user-space applications. I have an Acer C720 that have been running Linux for 5 years.
Now it has Debian with a 5.4.0 kernel and it works just fine. In the beginning it was running Ubuntu which also worked fine.
I got it because the SSD died a year ago, but I run Linux from an SD-card. |
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