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For some reason or another i have been neglecting my Arch installation for the past year or so. Becoming a digital DJ caused me to focus on windows and mac, and busy with schoolwork, I didn't have much time anymore to tinker around with linux as I used to love doing.
Why is arch awesome?
After booting up my arch installation that probably hasn't ran for about 6 months, I fired up X and instantly ran pacman -Syu (after following the klibc upgrade instructions i saw on the homepage). Everything worked, Nothing broke. A 6 month update executed perfectly.
Here's to a great package manager!
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One of the less obvious reasons: the Arch team isn't overstaffed. They just can't afford any technology which is apt to cause trouble. Be really good or step aside; the choce is that simple. Big establishments can afford problems, as everybody knows all too well
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Last edited by Llama (2008-10-21 10:57:36)
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@Llama -- nicely put. I'm not on the Arch team, but here at work we have the same philosophy. We are too small to cause ourselves extra work!
Matt
alias f='rm -rf $1'
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Interesting; I'd never heard that philosophy in terms of people before. There's the obvious "less software, less bugs" adage, but I'd never thought of "less people, less problems". Makes sense!
Also: hooray Arch!
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Interesting; I'd never heard that philosophy in terms of people before. There's the obvious "less software, less bugs" adage, but I'd never thought of "less people, less problems". Makes sense!
Also: hooray Arch!
Seems to fit the classic british parable: Too many cooks spoil the broth. tbfh.
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