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minus-square@Sharenilink14•25 days agoWait a bit more and you’ll go back to Debian when you get tired of failing to boot after an update. Source: personal experience
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilink1•24 days agoWait, you mean after a simple kernel update? Not a release upgrade obviously because arch uses a rolling release cycle? No way to live.
minus-square@Sharenilink2•24 days agoYup. There was that bad GRUB update as well. You can usually just rollback, but it’s annoying to weigh whether -Syu or -S is more likely to break your system.
Wait a bit more and you’ll go back to Debian when you get tired of failing to boot after an update.
Source: personal experience
This is the answer.
Wait, you mean after a simple kernel update? Not a release upgrade obviously because arch uses a rolling release cycle?
No way to live.
Yup. There was that bad GRUB update as well.
You can usually just rollback, but it’s annoying to weigh whether -Syu or -S is more likely to break your system.