MyNameIsRichard

I always thought they came back to their hunting ground but you could be right.

A big cat but not as fat as he looks in that picture :)

I know where he used to live. Next door! They moved and within two months I had three of their cats living with me.

It sure is but it's a trap full of teeth and claws!

That's a definite maybe!

Any of the openSUSE distros should be fine. They have immutable offerings in Aeon (Gnome) and Kalpa (KDE). I can't speak to them but I recently updated Tumbleweed after eighteen months and it was fine.

There's no place like ~

At least you can turn them off!

It's based on Debian

They are both based on Ubuntu so they mostly offer the same software. Neon has a more up to date KDE stack but you can get something similar by adding the backports ppa to Kubuntu although it may not always have the latest version.

They take Ubuntu LTS and add their software on top of it. Ubuntu is the base. It's stable because it's unchanging, you only get security and bug fixes, no new versions except the Neon additions. It's implemented like it is because starting with a complete and freely available distro like Ubuntu is a lot less work than building from scratch.

I think it qualifies as a distro by any current definition, but maybe not one they expect to be in general use. It seems to be quite popular despite that. I've never used it though so I can't comment on how it is.

I just remembered option base 0 :-)