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For myself, I appreciate the fact that almost all of the Arch packages are 'un-fooled-around-with'. Very often, I've run into issues with Ubuntu packages solel
by tomswartz07 12y ago
For myself, I appreciate the fact that almost all of the Arch packages are 'un-fooled-around-with'.
Very often, I've run into issues with Ubuntu packages solely because they have their own strange versioning, and roll certain patches into weird versions.
I think it boils down to the management philosophy:
Ubuntu tries to make it 'as easy as possible', whereas Arch says, 'if you have a bug or problem, take it up with that program's developer'.
- lloeki 12y ago> Ubuntu tries to make it 'as easy as possible', whereas Arch says, 'if you have a bug or problem, take it up with that program's developer'. Arch says 'as vanilla as possible'.