Zorin is Ubuntu-based instead of Arch-based like Cachy, so regular updates can be run without reading update notices and it doesn’t matter whether your last update was yesterday or 3 months ago (obviously bad for security reasons, but it’s not going to break anything).
Zorin is Ubuntu-based instead of Arch-based like Cachy, so regular updates can be run without reading update notices and it doesn’t matter whether your last update was yesterday or 3 months ago (obviously bad for security reasons, but it’s not going to break anything).
Thanks for clarifying, I know nothing about Zorin. So we’re really discussing rolling vs standard release distros