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Well, I hope you're subscribed to the announce mailing list then. Because breaking changes that require manual intervention do occur, and if you don't deal with
by clarkm 13y ago
Well, I hope you're subscribed to the announce mailing list then. Because breaking changes that require manual intervention do occur, and if you don't deal with them in a timely manner you'll be SOL.
Waiting until the last minute to port all my init scripts to systemd was definitely not a good idea.
- chadwickthebold 13y agoYeah, Arch is a great distro for some specific use cases. I loved it when I was in college and had 3+ hours every other week to get my packages un-borked after some update, but nowadays I just don't have the time... Great distro for bleeding edge stuff, though!
- nly 13y agoThey do occur but they're rare. I remember the move from sysvinit to systemd taking about 10 minutes, and I have a 3 year old Arch install that has never outright broken on me after an update. Frankly I remember going through more pain every 6 months from in early Ubuntu days (although that's a lot better now also).