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Do you mean Arch is getting more bleeding edge kernel versions? I don't see what else that's Arch-specific would cause those issues.
by frollogaston 2mo ago
Do you mean Arch is getting more bleeding edge kernel versions? I don't see what else that's Arch-specific would cause those issues.
- d3Xt3r 2mo agoIt's not just the kernel, it's also mesa, KDE, pretty much everything really.
- 0x457 2mo agoArch is rolling release distro. That story would be different even if it was rolling release linux vs fixed release linux. That said, even some fixed release linux distros break things almost every release. That's because Windows updates is just windows base + kernel + drivers, while most linux updates are everything all at once with no distinction between base system and user applications. Plus windows and macOS present certain things more or less as a blackbox to user - I never had broken DE and keyboard layout switcher during windows update, while every ubuntu update used to break everything for me.