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> This is "Arch is unstable" thing is very much a myth pushed forward by people who only dabbled with Arch once or twice then had it break, then completely dism
by anonacct37 9y ago
> This is "Arch is unstable" thing is very much a myth pushed forward by people who only dabbled with Arch once or twice then had it break, then completely dismissed it as unstable.
This accurately describes my experience. I stopped using Arch around the time git broke when I updated. I'm not clear what mistake I made. What level of Arch intermediate or expert level Arch knowledge is required to keep git working?
- dmix 9y agoWell, how did git "break" exactly?
- krutzger 9y agoEdit: I've been told this meme is pretty accurate https://i.redd.it/jo3ylah5yti01.png https://i.redd.it/jo3ylah5yti01.png
- pentagonpapers 9y agoNot really. Arch has a strict upstream rule, they avoid patching or maintiain dead shit. So when the hellish time when KDE4.0 came out, they released it immediately. Anyone upgrading on a 3.5 system was severely disadvantages