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Linux Distro For Use On A Flash Drive
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Very helpful, thank you. I will definitely give this a try!
No worries. It's been my daily driver for a very long time at this point across many different machines. If you do go with Bunsen, it's still on Debian 11. You can safely do an
apt dist-upgrade
to 12 and it will keep the Bunsenlabs flavor without issue. I often run Sid repo as well, no issues for me.Solid consumer advice