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Arch Linux isn't up to date anymore
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All right, enough of this debian bashing, this isn't 2007 anymore, they're actually using up-to-date packages and kernels, you'll need to find someone else to kick around now.
I ... liked... arch for a while, but they broke a few times (library dependency failure, think it was expat) and I'm not in this just for smug.
Gentoo did the same, but probably going back to them as a hybrid distro, debian as the base, gentoo as the lxc working distro with some DE apps.
Have a ton of cores, gentoo should be fun.