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Ask HN: Whats the longest you've used an original install of Linux?

2 pointsby xlaacidabout 2 years ago
So, to clarify, after installing a linux distro, what is longest amount of time you've used it before reformatting and starting fresh. I was on Fedora for almost a decade and then I switched to opensuse tumbleweed- I love it. I may switch to Leap and thats why I thought of this question.

3 comments

h2odragonabout 2 years ago
I had a production server go a decade without major upgrades, 2.0 kernel era. Might&#x27;ve been the last BIND4 server on the net when it went away.<p>One of my personal systems went about 12 years without any real changes. it was my &quot;network swiss army knife&quot; laptop that got retired &#x2F; wedged in expediently as a house router, and never really thought about again until the hardware died.
shrimp_emojiabout 2 years ago
On my Arch install (which I update weekly) for 3 years now. :p
dalyabout 2 years ago
Since 2005
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