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Arch has rolling releases and is super stable.
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  Wouldn’t OpenSUSE Tumbleweed be a much better option then?
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    One of my staff runs Tumbleweed. I will get around to evaluating it one day.
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  How do you define “stable”?
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    Low occurence of notable bugs during daily use.

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