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No, not if such breakage causes data loss and damage. Edit: Did everyone replying here forget we're talking about an embedded device, a game console, before re
by guerrilla 5y ago
No, not if such breakage causes data loss and damage.
Edit: Did everyone replying here forget we're talking about an embedded device, a game console, before responding? It behooves Valve to do QA above and beyond what Arch has done is what I'm saying. Valve wouldn't want to take the chance of just passing on upstream Arch directly. Devices may end up bricked, customers upset, etc. Testing is good actually. Furthermore, their hardware may not even be something Arch tests on, so it could literally brick the device if they just passed through updates.
- likeclockwork 5y agoHighly improbable.
- encryptluks2 5y agoYou mean like those caused by Mac and Windows updates? No OS is perfect, so I'm sure like any device you use, making backups of data critical to you is still necessary. You know what else can cause data loss? Your hard drive breaking.
- volta83 5y agoI use btrfs snapshot with arch just for this, and they've saved me multiple times. Its like Apple's Time Machine, but also covers system files.
- encryptluks2 5y agoGotta love Snapper and snap-pac!