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> but I prefer that my computer just works without fuss so that I can do actual work This is exactly the reason I run arch. I have repaired loads of colleagues
by blockmeifyoucan 6y ago
> but I prefer that my computer just works without fuss so that I can do actual work
This is exactly the reason I run arch. I have repaired loads of colleagues fedora installs that broke during dist-upgrade. And I the two times I tried to dist-upgrade old ubuntu installs went catastrophically wrong.
With arch I update every day or once a week and don't have to worry.
- 2OEH8eoCRo0 6y agoI have never once had a Fedora upgrade or Windows update break my machine.
- blockmeifyoucan 6y agoI think the trick with Fedora is to know the release-schedule, give them about two weeks after the release to find and fix the worst bugs and then not wait too long to update. On my own workstation I also didn't have issues.