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On 12/11/2022 23:37, Dale wrote: |
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> Usually, I try to update about once a year. I don't change hardware |
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> much. |
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The main reason I suggested LTS is because that, *when* you decide to do |
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a @world update, you will get the latest LTS of the same main version |
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you're already using. For example you'll go from 5.15.20 to 5.15.78. And |
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that means you won't have to bother with an array of endless "make |
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oldconfig" questions. There'll be like one or two at most, which is |
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trivial to deal with. |
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I've been using LTS kernels for years now, and I never looked back. |
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"make oldconfig" usually doesn't say anything, making it a ridiculously |
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fast and no-brainer update, and yet I get the latest bugfixes and |
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security fixes. |
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It just works :-) |
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