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> Stay away from Manjaro and Pop as they have a history of breaking packages Further to that, if you intend to use valgrind as part of your development workflo
by gradschool 2y ago
> Stay away from Manjaro and Pop as they have a history of breaking packages
Further to that, if you intend to use valgrind as part of your
development workflow, note that valgrind sometimes stops working on
Manjaro and languishes that way for months. For complicated but
ultimately boring reasons that you can research for yourself, the
issue isn't resolved by reverting to a previously working valgrind
package. I was on the verge of switching from Manjaro to Arch for that
reason but lately it started working again so I'm giving it a
reprieve. If I were starting fresh I'd use Arch.