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NetBSD explicitly don’t allow AI code
Framework is actually cheaper if you think long. I mean ownership cost
Then OpenSUSE for everything else
Debian for server, NetBSD for tinkering
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2·2 months agoNayak (2001)
If you read the document there’s this GUI tool for the same :
https://docs.fedoraproject.org/en-US/quick-docs/switching-desktop-environments/#_using_switchdesk
But if you use only flatpaks which Slowroll and Kalpa suggests then KDE discover and Gnome software manager will work. Currently I am not using OpenSUSE to test this out.
It updates via discover or gnome’s software manager
That’s why also mentioned OpenSUSE slowroll which brings latest and lesser update frequency
You want slow updates/upgrades like Ubuntu and stability then OpenSUSE slowroll is better option or even OpenSUSE kalpa. Even Debian + KDE will work for you.
Infact it is selected for GSoC under NetBSD for porting to pkgsrc
https://summerofcode.withgoogle.com/programs/2026/projects/mifwPqCq
Bhagvad Geeta






Why not someone write own? There are many examples of people writing their own.