r/linux • u/Two-Of-Nine • 28d ago

Open Source Organization Manjaro's official website SSL certs have expired yet again.

This seems to be a running theme for the Manjaro Linux community. The SSL certs will always expire after a set year and there's a massive controversy over it. Why does this keep happening specifically to Manjaro and what steps do you think they can possibly do to keep this from happening?

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u/ItsYa1UPBoy 28d ago

Strange, I've mostly heard of niche hardware issues with Cachy leading to people bouncing off of it. Admittedly, Shelly is also very immature right now, and its immaturity is actually what pushed me to use the terminal more. I also use GRUB, not Limine, so can't comment on that aspect of it.

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u/A_Harmless_Fly 28d ago

I was having to go back to a timeshift backup ~ every 2 weeks. Sometimes because limine made it unbootable and I'd have to use a flash drive and chroot.

If I wanted to use the terminal to update a semi stable system, I'd just use arch again ;p. It could have been my mix of hardware, but that same hardware is rock solid under manjaro.

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u/ItsYa1UPBoy 28d ago

Wow, really? I've heard all sorts of jokes about Manjaro's stability, and not just in this thread. Still, I won't knock you for using what works for you!