I used to run Arch (2011-2014ish) on a personal server. I'd generally go a few months without updates, and large batches of updates were often painful, requirin

I used to run Arch (2011-2014ish) on a personal server. I'd generally go a few months without updates, and large batches of updates were often painful, requiring manual steps... like the move to systemd, merging /bin and /usr/bin, and others I've forgot. I have also had update issues with Ubuntu. There was a bug with Ubuntu 20.04 where a server would lose its default route when it had multiple network interfaces. And another bug where, after an update, network interfaces were renamed on a reboot rendering the server inaccessible. Is having a server with more than one network interface that unusual? I have yet to find a distribution where updates are not problematic.