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Well, it's Archlinux, and the most basic usage pattern is to use "pacman -Syu", which updates everything (useful for updating your programs), including the kern
by Aardwolf 12y ago
Well, it's Archlinux, and the most basic usage pattern is to use "pacman -Syu", which updates everything (useful for updating your programs), including the kernel.
- drummer32 12y agoThere is a kernel-lts packages that doesn't update as often, so you won't need to recompile every time.
- dTal 12y agoIn Arch, failing to regularly update breaks your system. Also, regularly updating your system will definitely break it at some point (bleeding-edge dontcha know). The official position is that it's your own damn fault for upgrading or not upgrading, as the case may be. Arch is broken by design.