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> I got tired of running `pacman -Syu`, rebooting, and having my machine not turn on due to some new kernel change or some video driver change, or something el
by em500 5y ago
> I got tired of running `pacman -Syu`, rebooting, and having my machine not turn on due to some new kernel change or some video driver change, or something else.
I did get an update that disabled the trackpad on my Asus laptop around Fedora 32 or so. It was an upstream kernel bug that got fixed in a few days, but it was still pretty annoying. This was during a regular dnf update within the same major version, not an update from 32->33 (the kernel gets updated regularly, not just between Fedora version updates).
So personal anecdotes and YMMV.
- ajusa 5y agoThe really nice thing about `dnf` is that you can easily downgrade or rollback an update. There's also an easy way to see all of the packages that have been installed by the user to help track down when or what broke a system (which I haven't had to use yet, but it is nice to have).
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- nsonha 5y agothe really nice thing about not having to downgrade or rollback an update is, you don't have to do anything.