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Everyday is like a new Ubuntu release on Arch Linux and in 8 years I've only had to boot into a rescue environment one time and it was due to me using a non-sta

Everyday is like a new Ubuntu release on Arch Linux and in 8 years I've only had to boot into a rescue environment one time and it was due to me using a non-standard configuration.

chuckSu 4y ago
Majestic121 4y ago
BTW I use Arch
packetlost 4y ago
Idk, I've had systemd-resolved eat itself because of an update that added some new required config that I missed when running an update. Very annoying when dealing with headless servers. Arch is fine for laptops, but I would not put anything that I rely on daily on Arch and I certainly wouldn't want to maintain a fleet of Arch VMs/containers/whatever
RedShift1 4y ago
Everybody has a story like that about every distro ever
- aliqot 4y ago
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  - BirAdam 4y ago
    Because those aren't distributions... those are independent operating systems that aren't related to Linux in any way.
    - deleted 4y ago
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    - aliqot 4y ago
      Say you're sorry.
NegativeK 4y ago
I'm a little unclear about what you're trying to say. Is it that you've had success with rolling releases?