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• @xavier666@lemmy.umucat.day 2026-08-27 10:29

  I have spent very less time on Debian compared to others on this thread. So I’m not very qualified to speak about this topic. My silly observations No snap/Canonical nonsense. I don’t hate snap, but it’s not compatible with my workflow. Overall lesser number of processes OOTB compared to Ubuntu. So I can quickly find out if there is a stray process running via htop. Terminal operation/reboot seems way faster Slower update frequency, so no random feature changes Less RAM/disk requirement (Important in the post AI world) Some quirks when coming from Ubuntu No sudo! You either have to install sudo/sudo-rs/doas. I went with doas Debian manages network differently (Not netplan) Lack of support from Nvidia if you work with AI. I don’t, so not a problem. If you need to deploy a server with mainly docker workloads, just go with Debian. I have one last remaining Ubuntu server which I’ll replace one day.

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