For fixed-release distros (Debian/Ubuntu), the upgrade path is usually sequential.
The main implication: if you skip, you’re outside the tested upgrade path. That can mean broken packages, orphaned configs, security regressions, or a system that simply won’t boot. Sometimes you can force it and it’ll work, but it’s a gamble...
Return to innocence. Symbian fork 😎
Do browsers need to do so much? Many features seem like bloat, not must-haves for the average user.
This outcome is predictable, as these corporations tend to avoid consequences.
I get them, but, too many apps—too much hassle.
i know right... it's bloody addictive.
For fixed-release distros (Debian/Ubuntu), the upgrade path is usually sequential.
The main implication: if you skip, you’re outside the tested upgrade path. That can mean broken packages, orphaned configs, security regressions, or a system that simply won’t boot. Sometimes you can force it and it’ll work, but it’s a gamble...