For me an Arch downstream which gates and delays the continuous stream of updates negates the point of running Arch. YMMV.
Of the Arch downstreams I tried, the one I liked was Garuda, which brings better tooling and uses openSUSE’s snapshot and undo tooling to offer a fix for the problems of bad updates.
But, as I think I said, if I wanted a rolling distro, I’d go for Tumbleweed. I am not an Arch fan. I respect it, but its choices are not mine.
Yes I can’t deal with Arch myself. Manjaro is much easier and works out of the box for me.
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I have tried, and reviewed, Manjaro.
For me an Arch downstream which gates and delays the continuous stream of updates negates the point of running Arch. YMMV.
Of the Arch downstreams I tried, the one I liked was Garuda, which brings better tooling and uses openSUSE’s snapshot and undo tooling to offer a fix for the problems of bad updates.
But, as I think I said, if I wanted a rolling distro, I’d go for Tumbleweed. I am not an Arch fan. I respect it, but its choices are not mine.
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Fair! That’s why we have different distros to choose from!
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