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> So I don’t think I’m holding it wrong. I think you are. As an experiment, try a fresh VM of your distro and see if it still crashes. Rolling distros are no
by fooker 10mo ago
> So I don’t think I’m holding it wrong.
I think you are.
As an experiment, try a fresh VM of your distro and see if it still crashes.
Rolling distros are not an exact science. They can can get stuck in weird inconsistent states because of some local modification or stagnant dotfile or configuration that is not forward compatible. That sort of thing is more likely with complex software, it's usually not a bug unless upgradeability is a seriously supported thing.
- yjftsjthsd-h 10mo agoI mean, that's still not the user holding anything wrong, it's fundamentally a distro problem.
- Oxodao 10mo ago"holding it wrong" is a reference to Steve Job's conference on the iphone 4. It was a design flaw that made the phone problematic so that's more of a way of saying "I think I use it properly" rather than "I think I use it as intended"