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What packages are you talking about? It does it's job. I've been using it on the desktop for decades now with never needing to care about anything like that. I

What packages are you talking about? It does it's job. I've been using it on the desktop for decades now with never needing to care about anything like that. If it ain't broke, don't fix it...

HendrikHensen 9mo ago
The fact that you personally haven't encountered an issue, doesn't mean that no issue existed.
- guerrilla 9mo ago
  Okay, I'm saying don't break it.
  - trueismywork 9mo ago
    Use Rocky
    - guerrilla 9mo ago
      No thanks. It works. Don't break it. Thanks.
1una 9mo ago
> What packages are you talking about? Maybe Python: https://old.reddit.com/r/archlinux/comments/1azkxnn/whats_holding_back_python_on_arch/ https://old.reddit.com/r/archlinux/comments/1azkxnn/whats_ho...
- jelly1 9mo ago
  I intentionally hold back major Python versions till I can dedicate a lot of time to get everything rebuild and compatible. A lot of big Python programs (ML, scientific) usually need work to get compatible requiring ~ 1-2 weeks of time to get this all done :)