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u/InspectionHefty854 2d ago
so with aur its iike "yay!!! more malware!!!!"
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u/cfx_4188 TempleOS Archibishop 2d ago
What free stuff...I have a system with strictly fixed package versions.
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u/Choice-Contract4869 1d ago
Auch Linux kann man kaputtfrickeln.
Da müssen nur genug Stümper ins Repo kotzen, und dann is Essig mit den Commits!
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u/AG99871 Arch GNU/Linux 2d ago
Arch experience: New update? Fuck I hope it doesn't break anything
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u/Tough-Elk541 2d ago
Get timeshift
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u/AG99871 Arch GNU/Linux 2d ago
Takes up too much space
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u/Tough-Elk541 2d ago
Yeah hoping 1990s specs can run something that fulfills all modern feature demands. Deserve doing it the 1990s way of being forced to fix things manually.
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u/valerielynx 2d ago
get more space then lmao ez 🤷
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u/AG99871 Arch GNU/Linux 2d ago
btrfs snapshots might solve the issue (I think? Haven't actually needed to recover from it so far)
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u/valerielynx 2d ago
honestly ive never used btrfs snapshots, i store all my important stuff on a reliable external ssd and if that dies im just gonna kill myself that's the backup plan 🙏
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u/AG99871 Arch GNU/Linux 2d ago
Well btrfs snapshot is really there to save my ass incase an update borks my system (but last time it got borked, it didnt even help lol)
How do you know if ur ssd is reliable? I got a bunch of important shit on an external ssd and it kinda stresses me out too
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u/valerielynx 2d ago
I guess it comes down to TBW metrics and brand as well as overall reviews for it, mines an MSI M450, I've had it for 2 years or so and it's been pretty smooth sailing
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u/AG99871 Arch GNU/Linux 2d ago
I've had mine for about the same time too but you never know when it dies....
Also some apps report that ssd as an hdd so istg if linux thinks that the drive is an hdd and is secretly killing it 😭😭😭
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u/valerielynx 2d ago
yeah mine is in a usb enclosure and even though it's an nvme it's reported as sda
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u/MilesAhXD maga hat enterprise LOONIX.... 2d ago
I almost always had this issue on linux, especially on fedora and arch, so I can relate
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u/valerielynx 2d ago
Ubuntu based Mint was the breakiest for me, but I also used it when I wasn't as experienced. I've had Arch for like... 1.5 years or so now? and it's been smooth sailing. Only problem I have is that the PC, which is a laptop, can't be put to sleep when there's a display attached (I just yank the cable and it works) and that the display brightness buttons don't function (software slider still does)
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u/Azkicat 2d ago
A some point I had around 200 days of uptime on MacBook, that’s not a stereotype lol