It's been a few daysdon't forget to yay
>>109696255This shit is precisely why I can't stand arch-based distros. And if you wait too long, eventually something will break after an upgrade and you'll have to fix it manually.
>>109696266I just ran into this this weekend. My desktop was offline for a month and brave would open then crash. Couldn't install an update because of some stupid dependency. My next Linux install is going to be mint, I'm not wasting my time with this shit anymore
>>109696284You could give Kubuntu a try. So far I'm liking it more than Mint.
>>109696255new day, new critical vulnerability in arch linux
>>109696284is "brave" in arch repos?
>>109696397it is not
>>109696266>arch-based distrosThat is a problem for Manjaro but not others. Lesson: Don't use Manjaro.
>>109696436It happened to me on Endeavour.
>>109696397helium and waterfox are in galaxy repo.dmg2img and other debian exclusive packages can be obtained with bedrock linux.
>>109696266>And if you wait too long, eventually something will break after an upgrade and you'll have to fix it manually.I update my system once every 6 months, it just works
I upgrade thrice per day
>>109696457just created a snapshot with snapper or timeshift, btrfs is better than exfat because of this matter, zfs sucks imo.
>>109696255Honstly, what is there to update so often? It literally brings no value. A bunch of people pretending they are worth the payroll and not much more is the reason for this nonsense.Otherwise there would be actually nice software. Not this broken mess. Participating in this clown show is not a wise move.
>>109696255this is not what i want
>>109696255>>109696266>>109696284I didn't update for maybe 5 or 6 months then ran a pacman -Syu and everything worked without problems.GG EZ NO RE
>>109696378>comparing it to Windows 11We used to beat up people for saying such nonsense.
>>109696447you're the guy whose non-Arch repository install of Brave broke, right? use a Flatpak next time.
>>109696609No, I've never installed Brave, I'm a Mozilla loyalist.
>>109696255i updoot everyday jordan unkil
>>109696266That doesn't happen frequently.I've done months-appart updates on Arch multiple times and nothing broke.
>>109696266>uses rolling release distro>bitches when he has to follow the rolling release paradigmsome of you are fucking retarded
>>109696255>12GB of updatesholy bloat
>>109697023it's really only like 57 MB
>>109696436Bullshit liar. Every arch based system does this. I switched from endeavour to fedora and I'm a much happier person now. Garuda, cachy, and manjaro all do this.
>>109697073Arch doesn't
>>109696255*hours
ITT arch elitists blame everything other than their shitty distro.
>>109696255>don't forget to- ACK
>>109696397it's in cachyos repos, which you can use on arch and get the free optimized binary performance without using their configs
>>109697124ITT users with serious skill issues can't even keep their system up to date without it breaking, despite it literally just working
>>109697211yeah I've never understood how people manage to constantly break their systems, I've been on archlinux since the pre-systemd days and it has been rock solid since basically forever, I have over 4000 packages, I do a lot of things from gaming to work and yet it just works.how come retards who only browser twitter and read mails manage to constantly break their installs...I also don't understand why they need the AUR, it's the number one reason why people use arch, are they stupid? it's literally the "free candy truck" or "I have kitten in my truck" of the software world and yet retards are rushing to use it, dumbfucks...
>>109697281I use the AUR and even use a helper to make it comfier to use because I'm too lazy to manually install anything, not because I'm incapable.Like yeah I could go to Microsoft and download Edge and install it but then I'd have to convert the deb, manually go to the site, etc. With the AUR and a helper basically all software worldwide is instantly available with zero effort. And for me the security risks of that are acceptable. Risk - Reward ya know?
>>109697307>I use the AUR and even use a helper to make it comfier to use because I'm too lazy to manually install anything, not because I'm incapable.git clone <project>cd <project>mkdir buildcd buildcmake ../make -j cp <bin> ~/.local/binit really is that simple 99% of the time
>>109697374I know, but compare that toyay -S project
>>109696255>Net Upgrade Size: 57.65I'll never recover from this
