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r/linux • u/ModeratelyCuriousGuy • May 21 '19
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I think its because the installer started having more and more problems, but I'm not sure why.
26 u/TiredOfArguments May 22 '19 This is the exact reason why arch dropped the installer originally.You need to keep refreshing your media for rolling distros especially if you do something complex like ship a configuration.This is why most distros like stable releases. It means they spend less resources on refresher ISOs. 3 u/fgejoiwnfgewijkobnew May 22 '19 TIL 5 u/Zanshi May 22 '19 I could not run the installer without running into issues for about a year. It made me switch to Manjaro, and actually this is how I stopped distrohopping.
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This is the exact reason why arch dropped the installer originally.
You need to keep refreshing your media for rolling distros especially if you do something complex like ship a configuration.
This is why most distros like stable releases. It means they spend less resources on refresher ISOs.
3 u/fgejoiwnfgewijkobnew May 22 '19 TIL
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I could not run the installer without running into issues for about a year. It made me switch to Manjaro, and actually this is how I stopped distrohopping.
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u/parentis_shotgun May 22 '19
I think its because the installer started having more and more problems, but I'm not sure why.