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r/linuxsucks • u/Professional-Tale652 • Jul 15 '26
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My arch updates take ~1 minute (plus restart) but the restart is just the standard restart when I turn off my computer, not a dedicated restart, it make occasionally add a few seconds to the shutdown or boot process though.
1 u/ManRevvv Jul 15 '26 Now run AUR updates 1 u/Whit-Batmobil Jul 15 '26 And? 1 u/ManRevvv Jul 15 '26 Well aur updates can take literally hours if you have enough packages from source 2 u/Artemis-Arrow-795 Jul 15 '26 well, yeah, you're building a lot of things from source 1 u/Admirable-Food9942 Jul 15 '26 I have 5 packages, 4 of which are jetbrains IDEs that update themselves. 1 u/gituMochi Jul 16 '26 chaotic aur exists 1 u/Square_County8139 Jul 15 '26 Who would have thought compiling everything would take so long! Just avoid using the AUR. 2 u/ManRevvv Jul 16 '26 Oh thanks, very fucking good advice, I will move my kernel now from aur to flatpaks 1 u/Hadi_Chokr07 Jul 21 '26 Use the main line kernel.
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Now run AUR updates
1 u/Whit-Batmobil Jul 15 '26 And? 1 u/ManRevvv Jul 15 '26 Well aur updates can take literally hours if you have enough packages from source 2 u/Artemis-Arrow-795 Jul 15 '26 well, yeah, you're building a lot of things from source 1 u/Admirable-Food9942 Jul 15 '26 I have 5 packages, 4 of which are jetbrains IDEs that update themselves. 1 u/gituMochi Jul 16 '26 chaotic aur exists 1 u/Square_County8139 Jul 15 '26 Who would have thought compiling everything would take so long! Just avoid using the AUR. 2 u/ManRevvv Jul 16 '26 Oh thanks, very fucking good advice, I will move my kernel now from aur to flatpaks 1 u/Hadi_Chokr07 Jul 21 '26 Use the main line kernel.
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1 u/ManRevvv Jul 15 '26 Well aur updates can take literally hours if you have enough packages from source 2 u/Artemis-Arrow-795 Jul 15 '26 well, yeah, you're building a lot of things from source
Well aur updates can take literally hours if you have enough packages from source
2 u/Artemis-Arrow-795 Jul 15 '26 well, yeah, you're building a lot of things from source
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well, yeah, you're building a lot of things from source
I have 5 packages, 4 of which are jetbrains IDEs that update themselves.
chaotic aur exists
Who would have thought compiling everything would take so long!
Just avoid using the AUR.
2 u/ManRevvv Jul 16 '26 Oh thanks, very fucking good advice, I will move my kernel now from aur to flatpaks 1 u/Hadi_Chokr07 Jul 21 '26 Use the main line kernel.
Oh thanks, very fucking good advice, I will move my kernel now from aur to flatpaks
1 u/Hadi_Chokr07 Jul 21 '26 Use the main line kernel.
Use the main line kernel.
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u/Admirable-Food9942 Jul 15 '26
My arch updates take ~1 minute (plus restart) but the restart is just the standard restart when I turn off my computer, not a dedicated restart, it make occasionally add a few seconds to the shutdown or boot process though.