I habe no idea why everyone thinks arch breaks all the time. Ive used arch for almost half a year now and it never broke on me, even tho i am in the tesing repos. Maybe its because i didnt do any crazy shit and followed the manual, but arch has Bern the most stabile for me in a selection from ubuntu to nobara vor opensuse
New arch installs usually work fine for awhile. Breakage can happen when new /etc/ configs get installed as .pacnew and the user doesn't notice, or when mkinitcpio returns an error building the initramfs and the user doesn't notice, etc.
I habe no idea why everyone thinks arch breaks all the time. Ive used arch for almost half a year now and it never broke on me, even tho i am in the tesing repos. Maybe its because i didnt do any crazy shit and followed the manual, but arch has Bern the most stabile for me in a selection from ubuntu to nobara vor opensuse
New arch installs usually work fine for awhile. Breakage can happen when new /etc/ configs get installed as
.pacnewand the user doesn't notice, or when mkinitcpio returns an error building the initramfs and the user doesn't notice, etc.