> - If arch upgrades the major version of glibc during some random package install (rather than a system upgrade), and you don't upgrade the whole system at onc

> - If arch upgrades the major version of glibc during some random package install (rather than a system upgrade), and you don't upgrade the whole system at once this was what convinced me to switch to Debian back in the 90ies. It was the only distribution that could do this without throwing a tantrum. I was coming from RedHat and SuSE and both had huge problems with this. Debian presented a higher learning curve (at least that was what people said). Debian really only lagged behind back then with their graphical installer and the overall lack of integrated DE back then (compared to others). I really like the Arch wiki as a Debian user but never used Arch itself. Not going to change because old dog, new tricks ...