a lot of that comes from the expectation that the user gets their hands dirty in actually configuring most packages in the first place. There's relatively littl

a lot of that comes from the expectation that the user gets their hands dirty in actually configuring most packages in the first place. There's relatively little magic in arch. So both there's less stuff to break and when something does break the user usually can figure out the issue more easily (this is also helped by the selection pressure that is implied by the first expectation).