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I've found debian and ubuntu to be the best QA'd distros available. Followed by Fedora. After trying Arch and running into too many irritating bugs that I didn
by crdoconnor 11y ago
I've found debian and ubuntu to be the best QA'd distros available. Followed by Fedora.
After trying Arch and running into too many irritating bugs that I didn't have the patience to fix I gave up on it.
Plus this didn't give me a good impression of the community's professionalism either: http://news.softpedia.com/news/Manjaro-Devs-Fix-Embarrassing-Expired-SSL-Certificate-Problem-478151.shtml http://news.softpedia.com/news/Manjaro-Devs-Fix-Embarrassing...
- agumonkey 11y agoThey did blow it bad on this one, but apparently they manned-up since.
- fmoralesc 11y agoThe Manjaro community is separate from the Arch one. Typically, Arch has looked down on spin offs, and in particular on Manjaro because of the way they manage updates. That said, I don't feel the idea of the Arch community revolves around professionalism; it is really an amateur thing, in the positive sense.
- 59nadir 11y agoThings like these are why #archlinux on Freenode hates Antergos; they're not responsible for how badly other communities handle their OS. The amount of troubleshooting that comes down to "Oh, that means Antergos/whoever are completely fucking up" is surprisingly high.
- fmoralesc 11y agoAnd people love Antergos when compared to Manjaro.