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If you update ubuntu or arch and something breaks, you have to look at `dpkg.log` or `pacman.log` to see what updated, and then you might need to grab an old pa
by throwing_away 3y ago
If you update ubuntu or arch and something breaks, you have to look at `dpkg.log` or `pacman.log` to see what updated, and then you might need to grab an old package from the archive and manually install it.
- xyzzy_plugh 3y agoThis intrinsically doesn't work because dependencies are globally namespaced. You can't have every version of a package installed simultaneously. In Debian, this is not remotely guaranteed. In Nix, it is.