https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=371455
--- Comment #54 from Nate Graham <n...@kde.org> --- Oops, actually I meant to recommend Kubuntu 23.04. It's not an LTS release, but it has Plasma 5.27 in it. Personally I don't recommend sticking with LTS releases. In my opinion they represent a false promise. You do get "stability", for certain definitions of stability; the definition that ends up actually being used tends to be "stability of bugginess": It simply has the bugs that it has. The bugs don't change. Sometimes, maybe, some of them might get fixed, but that's not guarantee of that. Mostly you're just stuck with a fixed, unchanging set of bugs. So if you're using an LTS version that has a major bug for you which has already been fixed in a newer version of the software, you're mostly out of luck. I get that LTS distros feel like they fit into the conservative update scheduled of institutional users, but this has to be counterbalanced against the possibility of hitting a bad bug that's already fixed upstream that you don't have access to yet, which is exactly what's happening here. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
