This isn’t normal, but still can be true. Updating arch can sometimes just not work, and delaying updates will make the room for errors after updating way worse
I dunno, I’ve been blown away with how stable Arch is over the last 5 years I’ve been using it. I’ve not updated for 6 month + periods, i was worried but I just needed to update the keys first. Also I don’t even have a boot usb, apart from install (and learning some hard lessons about UFEI stubs) I’ve not had to recover a single time.
It’s a stark contrast to 2011 when I decided I just didn’t have time to do my PhD and maintain my arch install and went back to Windows.
I agree. I don’t even remember when I installed my current system. Sure there have been a few hiccups, but I’ve always been able to recover without getting frustrated and reinstalling.
This isn’t normal, but still can be true. Updating arch can sometimes just not work, and delaying updates will make the room for errors after updating way worse
I dunno, I’ve been blown away with how stable Arch is over the last 5 years I’ve been using it. I’ve not updated for 6 month + periods, i was worried but I just needed to update the keys first. Also I don’t even have a boot usb, apart from install (and learning some hard lessons about UFEI stubs) I’ve not had to recover a single time.
It’s a stark contrast to 2011 when I decided I just didn’t have time to do my PhD and maintain my arch install and went back to Windows.
I agree. I don’t even remember when I installed my current system. Sure there have been a few hiccups, but I’ve always been able to recover without getting frustrated and reinstalling.