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>because I really can’t break things in a way that would require more than a command and a reboot at most to get back to a working state. After a decade with a
by btreecat 2y ago
>because I really can’t break things in a way that would require more than a command and a reboot at most to get back to a working state.
After a decade with arch as my primary OS, I can say the same.
I know plenty of folks have claimed issues with upgrades, maybe I'm lucky with the variety of hardware I've used.
- yjftsjthsd-h 2y agoWhat command would that be? The only way I would know to fix a broken Arch box is to manually fix whatever went wrong, not reboot -> select the previous generation in the bootloader -> done.
- btreecat 2y agoGenerally, if it's just a package rollback, it's `pacman -U <path-to-cached-package>`