>tfw arch toolchain is updated
>kernel and driver updates are being built and pushed even faster
>even pacman is getting updates now
Haters gonna hate
Tfw arch toolchain is updated
Andrew Cox
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Jace Kelly
im trans btw :)
Ethan Howard
62 years later and Arch users are STILL trying to get Pacman to work properly?!
Mason Powell
I don't know what OP is referring to, it stopped overwriting system configs by default several years ago and got multithreaded downloading a while ago. Not sure what else there is to update, but the main dev is a rustoid now so that might have something to do with it
Eli Reed
>Not sure what else there is to update
bugs.archlinux.org
There's still lots of bugs that need to be fixed. Also they accepted a manual intervention notice as an official feature reques (11 years ago kek), I'm hoping that's eventually a thing instead of having to use the pacmatic wrapper in community repo.
Logan Nelson
HOLY
Carson Baker
88 Miles per hour!
Austin Perry
>arch toolchain is updated
what?
Aaron Anderson
The maintainers for glibc and other core libraries and utilities updated them, they were flagged out of date for a year. Also work has begun again on the RBS.
Hudson Lee
what's the point of arch over gentoo? Seems pointless
Blake Hall
Bruh who tf has time to compile all that shit
Camden Flores
I recently joined the Arch HYPE TRAIN.
Hopefully this is my last stop in distro hopping.
Tyler Wright
>glibc out of date for a year
The absolute state.
Jace Morris
Only anecdotal and N=1, but Arch cured my distrohopping (if you ignore Arch Linux ARM and Parabola GNU/Linux, which are still just Arch but slightly different).
I stopped distrohopping because of Arch about 9 years ago.
Liam Powell
I've noticed that for a lot of people, their endgame distro ends up being either Debian or Arch. Only been on Arch for a few days so far but I'm finding that I'm liking it more the longer I spend on it.
And then some people who are smart and never leave Mint.
Owen Diaz
As a tip get pacmatic, it's a wrapper (you use it in the same way as pacman, and can just alias it), it will notify you of interventions.
There's also the Arch Linux archive mirror, which will allow you rollback to a specific date if something goes wrong.
Arch requires a bit of diligence, but it's easily the best distribution for desktop use out there.
Ayden Howard
Make it N=2. I still try out other distros I find interesting in VMs, but I haven't moved from arch in ages, nothing else is as comfy.
Ryder James
Use whatever you want.
Benjamin Peterson
just use arch
cute arch penguin waifu included
Jose Morales
Thank you for beta testing my system for free.
James Hughes
But user arch only uses stable upstream releases