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There would definitely be issues with the keyring being outdated which you have to know/search how to work around. And from time to time Arch also requires some
by imdoor 3y ago
There would definitely be issues with the keyring being outdated which you have to know/search how to work around. And from time to time Arch also requires some manual interventions in the package update process (that are posted on archlinux.org) – you'd have to deal with those all at once if Arch wouldn't have been updated for a very long time. But, other than that, I can't think of other reasons why having a less often used Arch installation would give you trouble.
Then again, I haven't used Arch in such a manner, so you might as well be right.
- c-hendricks 3y agoI use arch and update sporadically and this hasn't really failed me: sudo pacman -Sy archlinux-keyring && sudo pacman -Syu There were two times something went wrong: - when Arch moved plymouth to their main repos - when switching from a 1070 to a 4070 I needed to recompile my nvidia drivers