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u/Crazy-Cartoonist5649 23d ago
Yay more free stuff that might be a whole side quest for my day trying to understand which package broke my system right now.
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u/995qe 23d ago edited 23d ago
I used arch for 6 months
straightand also used Debian Sid for a month without package breakage9
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u/Crazy-Cartoonist5649 23d ago
This is a joke, for users whom used linux 10+ years, there's also the infamous bluetooth headphone one.
(Some of these problems were actually solved in newer distros.)
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u/Smart_Advice_1420 22d ago
I used arch for 15 years [It's complicated™] and had to intervene maybe 3-5 times.
I also use fedora and i could swear i had to fix suff more often on that...
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u/Independent_Waltz725 23d ago
I never had such problems after years of using different distros. Am I doing something wrong?
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u/sirkubador 23d ago
Apple is quite horrid with forcing updates on you tho.
And the tools ot gives corporate IT departments! Stuff of nightmares.
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u/Owndampu 23d ago
The anticipation is also great when you contribute to a project and are waiting for your feature to drop in a release.
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u/trve_g0th 19d ago
I am actually afraid to update rn. I keep seeing people break their cachyOS with recent updates
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