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nuclear take: (lemmy.world)
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[-] Staraven1 3 points 6 months ago

Arch stable ? I mean, from experience, I've had one break in stability so bad it made me hop : the lack of gentoo-like config protect. To be fair, I was on Artix but the breakage was versions of Pipewire deleting not just my changed config files but config files it couldn't run without ! Or to be fair, also, actual Arch but on my phone, plasma 5 package conflicts (that came as is from the installation image) prevent the whole system from updating 🙃 ... Never had any of those 2 problems on OpenSUSE or, to be fair, non-Arch-based distros

[-] Staraven1 1 points 6 months ago* (last edited 6 months ago)

Nevermind : just got my boot borked on OpenSUSE (which is dumb as the rest of the system is fine but I can't easily just reinstall just the boot) THANKS, TPMs Edit : "what do you think is stable then ?" idk, fcking Gentoo ? "And what if I don't wanna compile blah blah" use linux lite, may not be rolling and pretty nooby but it is stable and the only one I feel comfortable handing to my mom (amongst the ones I've tried) without that much bloat

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