According to the UNIX philosophy, one program should do one thing and do it nicely. People hate it because systemd just does a lot of things; especially when you add things like systemd-resolvd, systemd-boot and all other systemd-* things
I am one of those neutrals who goes what his distro’s manuals say. I use Arch btw
It’s funny Air India can’t tell about the vulnerability and who was/were the attacker(s)
Debian is a static release distribution. Whenever a stable release of Debian comes, it’s package repositories are made frozen. This means you cannot get the latest version until the next stable release.
There’s a work around of this, you could switch to the unstable or the testing repositories, which get latest package releases with minimum delay
I used to use yay, but now I use paru
I was waiting for this update since the day it was released as alpha