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Ubuntu et al is not a rolling release OS.Originally posted by Buddlespit View PostEverything is a rolling releaseWindows no longer obstruct my view.
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No, but KDEneon's desktop system is. So is Arch Linux. My point was that Arch Linux and KDENeon both have KDE/Plasma on a rolling release, so you'll most likely have the same versions of everything. If I remember correctly (and I very well might not), the Plasma maintainer (Rojas) in Arch also works for KDE.Originally posted by Snowhog View PostUbuntu et al is not a rolling release OS.
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Except for kernels, drivers, and very often Qt.Originally posted by Buddlespit View Postso you'll most likely have the same versions of everything.
Neon's testing or unstable don't have that yet, even.
Qt versions can cause noticeable differences in terms of bugs fixed/introduced.
And even things like systemd and other system level differences can have a big effect on things.
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Kernel, yes. Chances are, you and I are using different kernels right now. Drivers? I really don't see how that would be different, other than Arch using 'newer'. QT6? Arch is on 6.10.0 and we're on 6.9.2. As for systemd, since KDENeon isn't an operating system rolling-release, I would say that it would also be newer.Originally posted by claydoh View Post
Except for kernels, drivers, and very often Qt.
Neon's testing or unstable don't have that yet, even.
Qt versions can cause noticeable differences in terms of bugs fixed/introduced.
And even things like systemd and other system level differences can have a big effect on things.
I still stand by my claim that Arch Linux running Plasma is using the same (or newer) KDE/Plasma/QT6 as KDENeon. The difference is that KDENeon makes sure your system is working correctly(-ish) and Arch requires you to pay attention to what you're doing and fix any issues you find yourself. Hence, why I'll stay with KDENeon until the very end. Then, to keep myself using the latest and greatest versions of KDE/Plasma/QT, I'll switch back to Arch.
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Originally posted by claydoh View PostIt is but that is the core OS build. It could use any distro for that, in theory.
There is no Arch package management for example. No pacman or AUR. It is a bit different even for an " immutable" system.
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For an explanation, see https://linuxblog.io/immutable-linux...take-the-test/Originally posted by joneall View PostWhat do you mean by an "immutable" distro?Windows no longer obstruct my view.
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Very interesting. (I answered yes three times.) But do any of those have Plasma 6, which I have come to love?Originally posted by Snowhog View PostFor an explanation, see https://linuxblog.io/immutable-linux...take-the-test/'I must have a prodigious quantity of mind; it takes me as much as a week sometimes to make it up.' Mark Twain
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Fedora Kinoite, the KDE version Silverblue has current Plasma, as will KDE Linux, when it offers a user-level version. It currently uses beta/pre-release Plasma builds.
Bazzite has current Plasma, as well, iirc this one is Fedora Silverbleu/Kinoite based as well.Last edited by claydoh; Nov 12, 2025, 02:07 AM.
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