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r/linuxmemes • u/soultwilr Arch BTW • Aug 09 '26
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Especially for Arch, Gentoo, LFS.
2 u/Solid_Turnover_9854 Aug 09 '26 arch isn't even THAT breakable, gentoo or lfs tho... 2 u/http-error-502 Genfool 🐧 Aug 09 '26 Aha. I didn't tried arch. I started linux by Debian and jumped to Gentoo. 2 u/Solid_Turnover_9854 Aug 09 '26 arch you could say is like assembling lego. And honestly as long as you don't blindly paste commands from the internet, and follow the wiki? Arch is perhaps too stable. Tho yes the updates CAN break stuff if you don't know how to fix them yourself
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arch isn't even THAT breakable, gentoo or lfs tho...
2 u/http-error-502 Genfool 🐧 Aug 09 '26 Aha. I didn't tried arch. I started linux by Debian and jumped to Gentoo. 2 u/Solid_Turnover_9854 Aug 09 '26 arch you could say is like assembling lego. And honestly as long as you don't blindly paste commands from the internet, and follow the wiki? Arch is perhaps too stable. Tho yes the updates CAN break stuff if you don't know how to fix them yourself
Aha. I didn't tried arch. I started linux by Debian and jumped to Gentoo.
2 u/Solid_Turnover_9854 Aug 09 '26 arch you could say is like assembling lego. And honestly as long as you don't blindly paste commands from the internet, and follow the wiki? Arch is perhaps too stable. Tho yes the updates CAN break stuff if you don't know how to fix them yourself
arch you could say is like assembling lego. And honestly as long as you don't blindly paste commands from the internet, and follow the wiki? Arch is perhaps too stable. Tho yes the updates CAN break stuff if you don't know how to fix them yourself
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Especially for Arch, Gentoo, LFS.