Post #1867792

I’ve been running Debian since 2007 and never understood the point of apt upgrade . When I update, I want the updated version for everything on my system. I don’t want to arbitrarily hold back packages just because a dependency changed. I’ll decide for myself if that’s an issue in my deployment. And Debian is generally very good at keeping everything running exactly the same way between releases. I pin the release by name (not “stable”) and then dist-upgrade always.